Africa’s leaders tell it how it is
African leaders no longer feel the need to hide their true opinions behind banal statements at global events – they are now speaking out and not mincing their words.
African leaders no longer feel the need to hide their true opinions behind banal statements at global events – they are now speaking out and not mincing their words.
Moky Makura contrasts the outcomes of USAID’s Samantha Power and F1 champion Lewis Hamilton’s recent visits to Africa.
Should African media organisations be compelled by law to include ‘good news’ in their output? asks Moky Makura.
Despite the degrading and abusive treatment African students faced in Ukraine, some wanted to remain there, in spite of the war. Why do we Africans return to our abuser time and time again? asks Moky Makura.
As we’ve seen from AFCON, some events encourage us to find out about other African countries and bring us together as Africans. Let’s have more of them, says Moky Makura.
Africans have more in common with each other than differences, so why does the dream of a One Africa, as envisaged by Kwame Nkrumah, remain so elusive? asks Moky Makura