Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 3月5日 07時08分

A laid off miner swigs a beer next to Glencore's Mopani mine in Zambia's copper belt: a place where the 'Africa rising' narrative is being upended by the global commodity crash. Like many mining towns across the region, Kitwe was transformed by a decade-long commodities boom that brought shopping malls, tidy brick homes, dozens of private schools — even an airport with direct flights to Dubai. Now the commodities market has crashed, fomenting an economic and social crisis that has interrupted the town's dreams of greater prosperity and exposed the fragility of the continent's commodity-fueled growth model. Read the full story at the link in our profile. Photo: @charlieshoemaker for WSJ

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