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Russian mercenary group Wagner has been active in Africa for almost a decade.

Long before the meeting in Russia, Wagner had been providing security, fighting insurgents and training local fighters in Africa,

particularly in the Central African Republic.

Wagner also has an economic presence there.

It's associated with a network of companies that extract natural resources.

This might explain why, although Wagner looks likely to be absorbed into the Russian army on home soil,

its activities will continue in Africa.

Here's Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov.

In addition to relations with this private military company,

the governments of the Central African Republic and Mali have official contacts with our leadership.

At their request, several hundred soldiers are working in the Central African Republic as instructors,

and this work will continue.

I'm Peter Mac Job, and in this episode of Business Daily, I'll explore Russia's growing investments and influence in the Central African Republic and ask what it means for that country,

the continent of Africa and the wider world.

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