Zambia Breaks the U.S. Dollar System! ACCEPTS China’s Yuan for Mining Taxes 😳 скачать в хорошем качестве

Zambia Breaks the U.S. Dollar System! ACCEPTS China’s Yuan for Mining Taxes 😳

Zambia has just made history by becoming the first African country to accept the Chinese yuan for mining taxes, signaling a major shift in global finance and African economic strategy. As Africa’s second-largest copper producer and China’s key trading partner, Zambia’s decision is not accidental—it reflects changing trade realities, rising debt pressures, and a growing desire to reduce dependence on the US dollar. This move comes at a time when many Africans feel increasingly sidelined by Western policies, including visa restrictions and disrespectful rhetoric from US leadership. Meanwhile, China and Russia continue to position themselves as partners rather than overseers, offering alternatives in trade, finance, and development. By accepting the yuan, Zambia can lower transaction costs, stabilize its currency, repay Chinese loans more easily, and avoid the dollar-dominated payment systems. But is this a smart path to economic freedom—or a risky shift toward a new dependency? In this video, Africa Unchained breaks down why Zambia made this bold move, how it could impact Africa’s future, and whether other African countries should follow suit. 👉 Do you think Africa should reduce its reliance on the US dollar, or is this move dangerous? Share your thoughts in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe to Africa Unchained and turn on notifications for powerful, honest stories shaping Africa’s future. Africa Unchained, African politics, African news today, Ibrahim Traore, AES Sahel States, African sovereignty, Pan Africanism, African revolution, Sahel geopolitics, anti imperialism Africa #AfricaUnchained #Zambia #Dedollarization #AfricaRising #ChinaAfrica #AfricanEconomy #USDollar #Yuan #AfricaFinance #AfricaNews #AfricanSovereignty #Copper #GlobalShift #AfricaPower #BRICS #EconomicFreedom #AfricaToday #AfricaFuture #Geopolitics #AfricaSpeaks, #AfricaUnchained, #AfricanPolitics, #AfricanSovereignty, #AfricaRising, #PanAfricanism