In Liberia, a former mining activist gets the bully pulpit

Mongabay
Mar 28, 2024, 9:06 am188 pts
It’s been about a decade since Foday Fahnbulleh was arrested. Along with other students and workers from his home in Bong Mines about an hour’s drive north of Monrovia, he’d been staging protests at the gates of a Chinese mining company. China Union, they said, wasn’t living up to the promises it had…

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