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It had been a little over a year since the end of the civil war and the nation already seemed to be teetering on the brink of collapse. With constant crisis every few months, it had seemed best for Yembe to prepare for the worse and discuss with an economic advisory council consisting of fourteen different market analysts, each experts on different aspects of the Samgolan industry, and the State and Foreign Affairs Charles Mpeya, to discuss each aspect of the economy in detail.

The meetings lasted nearly four hours over the period of three days, as each member of the economic advisory council explained current market trends and the effects that they will currently have on Samgolan society. Everything from the Agriculture industry to generally lucrative ventures involving Oil and Natural gas, it had seemed as though the meeting was relatively thorough in its investigation. Mr. Mpeya even aided in information in regards to trade with foreign nations, especially with Samgola’s neighbors and the west.  


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