
Biden’s summit angered Africans, but was it righteous anger?
“In this world, if the medium-sized countries aren’t banding together, the giants are going to sit on us.” – Toni Blair
“In this world, if the medium-sized countries aren’t banding together, the giants are going to sit on us.” – Toni Blair
Dans le conflit actuel, la communauté d’activistes anti-impérialisme se retrouve dans un bourbier moral
For longtime observers of the great lakes region’s tribulations, there is a sense of déjà vu. Some would argue that Mobutu Sese Seko has been reincarnated as Felix Tshisekedi.
How can capitalist morality be deployed in ways that cause minimal damage to societies and make a positive contribution to humanity?
The liberal democratic model that Kenya has embraced is an elite project
In Rwanda, two broad schools of thought exist on what education is and what it ought to do. One says that teaching is for the market; another says teaching is for human development
The West lacks a moral basis for human rights advocacy outside the capitalist and racist logic
The incessant lectures on democracy and human rights are underlain by the assumption that Africans are caretakers of what belongs to others
Europe has historically heaped the burden of its bad governance on the shoulders of Africans to carry
La loi et la liberté sont les deux faces d’une même pièce
“In this world, if the medium-sized countries aren’t banding together, the giants are going to sit on us.” – Toni Blair
Dans le conflit actuel, la communauté d’activistes anti-impérialisme se retrouve dans un bourbier moral
For longtime observers of the great lakes region’s tribulations, there is a sense of déjà vu. Some would argue that Mobutu Sese Seko has been reincarnated as Felix Tshisekedi.
How can capitalist morality be deployed in ways that cause minimal damage to societies and make a positive contribution to humanity?
The liberal democratic model that Kenya has embraced is an elite project
In Rwanda, two broad schools of thought exist on what education is and what it ought to do. One says that teaching is for the market; another says teaching is for human development
The West lacks a moral basis for human rights advocacy outside the capitalist and racist logic
The incessant lectures on democracy and human rights are underlain by the assumption that Africans are caretakers of what belongs to others
Europe has historically heaped the burden of its bad governance on the shoulders of Africans to carry
La loi et la liberté sont les deux faces d’une même pièce
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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