Let’s Talk Afrika.

“It is clear that we must find an African solution to our problems, and that this can only be found in African Unity. Divided we are weak; united, Africa could become one of the greatest sources for good in the world.” – Kwame Nkrumah

Category: Economy

  • Africa’s Call for Self-Sufficiency Amid USAID Cuts

    Africa’s Call for Self-Sufficiency Amid USAID Cuts

    The moment I read about Trump’s decision to suspend USAID funding for 90 days, my mind ran to the thousands-if not millions-of Africans whose livelihoods depend upon these programs. I could almost see it: the farmers who would be losing critical support, the healthcare programs grinding to a halt, and other grassroots organizations finding themselves…

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  • Destroy Africa and Rebuild it from the Ground Up!

    Destroy Africa and Rebuild it from the Ground Up!

    Okay. Let me land the plane. I know obviously that there will never be such a thing as to destroy Africa, lest to ‘rebuild it entirely’. I just thought I would borrow a leaf from Jesus, when he boldly proposed to destroy the temple and rebuild it in three days. Can you imagine the disbelief…

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  • Life, Youth, Politics, Africa: Rants and Thoughts

    Life, Youth, Politics, Africa: Rants and Thoughts

    “Now from the top make it drop that’s a…” “You want to bamba, you want to chill with the big boys, aa na you dey run kiti kiti…” “Calm down, calm down, girl this your body e puti my heart for lockdown, oh lockdown…” “Majo monalisa, majo monalisa…” I recently fell mildly ill with malaria…

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  • Save the Earth

    Save the Earth

    I recently participated in a Model UN event as the delegate of the Phillipines to the United Nations Environment Program. It went better than I expected as I even bagged a prize. But that is far from the main point. I and a couple other delegates from around the world came up with a resolution…

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  • Day 1000: Schools still closed here in Uganda.

    Day 1000: Schools still closed here in Uganda.

    Who knew I’d get to celebrate three birthdays in the same class! It’s been such a blast. All this fun has got me feeling light headed. Maybe it’s all the partying…or the fact that I’m losing brain cells by the second. At least I’m alive though, huh? I may be a hollow shell of my…

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  • Thoughts On Money!

    Thoughts On Money!

    Many things continue to baffle my intellect but one that my mind has refused to subdue to, is the idea of using paper money. When I take a deep dive back in time and see how money has evolved from barter, to commodity media, to shells, to coins and then to gold, I have to…

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  • Black Nation!

    Black Nation!

    “how effective is activism in combatting this particular variant of racial discrimination…”…….can we gauge the rate of progress, measured by the lay black man’s impression…..

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  • PLUMBERS MAKE THE BEST PRESIDENTS!!!!

    PLUMBERS MAKE THE BEST PRESIDENTS!!!!

    I have been known to inflate my titles with radical ideas, but one thing I scoff at is the idea of clickbait. Yes, just like all my previous blog posts, this is not intended to set a mousetrap for you. Stick around for the next five minutes and I’ll show you why plumbers are best…

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  • The Africa Rush!!

    The Africa Rush!!

    The gold Rush, the scramble and partition of Africa and the Dutch tulip mania! What do these historical periods have in common? A very valuable commodity or asset at the epicentre of the economy in a region, and a scramble for it! Gold: inarguably the most valuable item on planet Earth since biblical times. Sought…

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  • A beginner’s guide to AFRICA! Part II

    A beginner’s guide to AFRICA! Part II

    Before I get into it, please once again erase these images from your mind.👇 Why do I insist on this? These issues are important and being solved. However, whether you are African or not, it is important to take Africa at its face value. In other words focus on the best Africa has to offer…

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