Africa unrest affects global markets via oil, metal, trade

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Africa unrest affects global markets via oil, metal, trade

In sub-Saharan Africa, military takeovers are on the rise. There have been 8 coups in the span of just two years, highlighting a disturbing cycle of economic instability, regional turbulence, and global repercussions. As world powers jostle for influence amid the chaos, the urgent need for stability becomes evident, not just for Africa's future, but for the stability of the global economy. Rahul Radhakrishnan has more.