
How do we liberate ourselves in ways more profound than simply chanting hackneyed Western liberal slogans?
The fire was once aflame and blazing in this small country. May its memory serve as a spark to rekindle its embers.

Moshood Abiola: “Let the poor breath, don’t suffocate them”

African resources have always been positioned to be global-facing, to benefit external actors rather than their own nations

Hope is not abstract; it gives us a reason to wake up every morning.

The first sign of the liberal scam was the promotion of democracy that was primarily responsive to markets rather than to people

A leader handpicking and anointing a successor undermines the emergence of strong institutions

It is a piercing indictment to African liberation sensibility when, like some biblical Jews in the long desert to Canaan who demanded that Moses returns them to Egypt, Africans begin to loudly express the wish to return to the colonial days

Paul Kagame: “A history written in blood can never be erased by stories written in ink”

The slowdown of members’ financial support could impede the implementation of critical programmes, particularly the African Continental Free Trade Area

How do we liberate ourselves in ways more profound than simply chanting hackneyed Western liberal slogans?
The fire was once aflame and blazing in this small country. May its memory serve as a spark to rekindle its embers.

Moshood Abiola: “Let the poor breath, don’t suffocate them”

African resources have always been positioned to be global-facing, to benefit external actors rather than their own nations

Hope is not abstract; it gives us a reason to wake up every morning.

The first sign of the liberal scam was the promotion of democracy that was primarily responsive to markets rather than to people

A leader handpicking and anointing a successor undermines the emergence of strong institutions

It is a piercing indictment to African liberation sensibility when, like some biblical Jews in the long desert to Canaan who demanded that Moses returns them to Egypt, Africans begin to loudly express the wish to return to the colonial days

Paul Kagame: “A history written in blood can never be erased by stories written in ink”

The slowdown of members’ financial support could impede the implementation of critical programmes, particularly the African Continental Free Trade Area
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more