Is the West’s aggressive push for LGBT rights in Africa really about human rights?
May 6, 2023
The West cannot resolve through bullying a problem of its own making
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The West cannot resolve through bullying a problem of its own making
Corruption is so entrenched in our practices that even with numerous institutions and legal frameworks, the tendency is to cover up for the culprits, particularly those with significant political connections
Failure to take into consideration South Africa’s concerns, and by extension the concerns of African countries, will only lead to more incomprehension.
Anyone who claims to be a Pan-Africanist would be conflicted with the disposal of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Africans who are genuinely seeking better opportunities for themselves and their families.
What happened in South Africa has only served to keep the oppressor in control of what matters most to the people: land.
The West cannot resolve through bullying a problem of its own making
Corruption is so entrenched in our practices that even with numerous institutions and legal frameworks, the tendency is to cover up for the culprits, particularly those with significant political connections
Failure to take into consideration South Africa’s concerns, and by extension the concerns of African countries, will only lead to more incomprehension.
Anyone who claims to be a Pan-Africanist would be conflicted with the disposal of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Africans who are genuinely seeking better opportunities for themselves and their families.
What happened in South Africa has only served to keep the oppressor in control of what matters most to the people: land.
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