Africa should avoid being sucked into the global battle of narratives
Africa badly needs a compelling narrative to defend its resident citizens and diasporas.
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Africa badly needs a compelling narrative to defend its resident citizens and diasporas.
The match towards an African cultural renaissance is not a speculation that should be left hanging on an ivory tower but rather a reality.
Sen Orji Uzor Kalu advising the Military Junta, profoundly posited: "I am appealing to the conscience of the Niger ruling military junta to release the Ousted President, Mohammed Bazoum, and allow him to go on exile to another country. No one will bring war to you if you release him and his family because it’s not necessary. The leaders should also plan a transitional program that would see to the return of civil rule in earnest."
The proposal, if it goes through, could mimic the EU which traditionally negotiates trade and global security policies jointly.
Malcolm Ray de-layers much of what in official economic history has been repeated as palpable facts, exposing the growth doctrine fakery.