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After being banned in Africa, Chinese streamers are exploiting poor neighbourhoods in Dhaka, claiming it’s New Delhi - The Week

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After being banned in Africa, Chinese streamers are exploiting poor neighbourhoods in Dhaka, claiming it’s New Delhi    The Week

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After being banned in Africa, Chinese streamers are exploiting poor neighbourhoods in Dhaka, claiming it’s New Delhi - The Week
11/9/2026, 7:42:42 AM
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