Nigeria, Zaire, and South Africa are being analyzed regarding their political control over resources, state demands on exports, and economic competitiveness.
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Updated Sep 1
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Nigeria, Zaire, and South Africa are being analyzed regarding their political control over resources, state demands on exports, and economic competitiveness.
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- Namibia is studying the governance models of Norway, Ghana, and Guyana, while its parliament debates a petroleum amendment bill.
- Adenike Grange critiques Nigeria's development outcomes as both nations are ranked in SDG reports.
The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Zaire
country in Africa now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
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