Stealing Africa plot
Rüschlikon is a very wealthy place in Switzerland where there is more tax revenue than expenditure. All this is thanks to one resident in particular: Ivan Glasenberg, CEO of Glencore, a company that mines copper in Zambia and pays hardly any tax on it. In Zambia, 60 percent of the population lives on less than a dollar a day, and 80 percent is unemployed, despite having the third largest copper deposit in the world. In this documentary, director Christopher Guldbrandsen tries to answer the pressing question: how is it possible that a poverty-stricken country like Zambia hardly benefits from its own mineral resources? He lets researchers and politicians shed light on different sides of the situation.