Africa Must Stop Buying What It Already Has

Africa Must Stop Buying What It Already Has

A stronger AfDB under visionary leadership would serve not only its African shareholders but also its non-African shareholders - by creating investable, growing economies that reduce systemic risks.

Africa must stop buying what it already has, By Sidi Ould Tah

The future is still ours to claim. But it will not be given. It must be built – by Africans, for Africans, with partners who respect our agency and match our ambition. Across Africa today, a quiet tragedy plays out every day. It is not the scarcity of resources or even a lack of ambition […] The post Africa must stop buying what it already has, By Sidi Ould Tah appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Australian National Review - Magatte Wade: Africa Isn’t Poor Because of Colonization — It’s Time to Stop Making Excuses

In a powerful message resonating across economic, cultural, and political circles worldwide, Senegalese entrepreneur Magatte Wade has openly challenged one of the most repeated narratives in global progressive discourse: that Africa’s poverty is solely the result of European colonization. Speaking at a conference on economic development and individual freedom, Wade expressed clearly and confidently that it’s time to stop using colonialism as an …

Magatte Wade: Africa Isn’t Poor Because of Colonization — It’s Time to Stop Making Excuses

In a powerful message resonating across economic, cultural, and political circles worldwide, Senegalese entrepreneur Magatte The post Magatte Wade: Africa Isn’t Poor Because of Colonization — It’s Time to Stop Making Excuses appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Africa Must Stop Buying What it Already Has, By Sidi Ould Tah - Economic Confidential

Pull Quote: The future is still ours to claim. But it will not be given. It must be built – by Africans, for Africans, with partners who

A new dawn ' Africa's renaissance and reimagined identity

Africa reclaims its story with pride, purpose, and power Africa stands at the precipice of a profound transformation. For centuries,read more A new dawn ' Africa's renaissance and reimagined identity