Mugabe, former president of Zimbabwe was heavily criticized for repossessing land that had been occupied by white settlers. The process in itself many would agree was flawed but the intention could have been right. Why do their descendants enjoy rights over property that was acquired t ...
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We constantly hear this and that is ‘Afrikan’, but what does it mean to be Afrikan where we have 55 countries with very diverse identities and cultures. Besides being on the same landmass what do we have in common that we can be referred to as one? ...
Edward NdalamaCompetent
True development happens in developing PEOPLE not just physical BUILDINGS. People development is about developing people’s MINDS, invest in people’s EDUCATION, HEALTH, TECHNOLOGY, LEADERSHIP, INNOVATION and proper AGRICULTURE methods. My brothers and sisters in Africa, do you e ...
Komlan AbremaAdvanced
100 years later, India still awaits an apology from britain for the 3 million Indians who were murdered during the 1943 Bengal famine by Churchill Winston and his policies. Mackenzie Dawson from the New York Post just put up a
With our human and natural resources our continent shouldn’t be depending on aid ...
There is definitely an interlinkage relationship that culture and society have with one another. Both culture and society are important however we confuse the idea of culture with society. The role of culture in society seems to be the creation of language, norms, values, and artefacts, th ...
Precious WamauVeteran
To colonise people’s minds you must first diminish their culture and traditions… 1. We have tried passing down culture to younger generation through stories or movies or books but the media is now saturated with western content. 2. We have tried preventing the enforcement and ...
Is China trying to recolonize Africa by the heavy investment it is making? What solution can be put out there to find an answer to all this? What is your take on China wanting to take over Africa by investing heavily in it? ...
Were we ever meant to be ‘free’ as Africans? Were we truly ‘cursed’? ...