Time to Reflect on The Independence day of DR Congo.

Today, DR Congo marks 60 years since it gained independence from Belgium in 1960. It has been a chequred history. Recently, the Beligium king Phillipe apologised for the atrocities Belgium commited against the native Congolese. Their king at the time, Leopold, killed 10 million Congolese as if it was some kind of sport hunting. That Leopold is not the face of genocide, but Hitler is, shows how cheaply the black life is taken by the white controlled media.

Belgium was not really prepared to hand Independence to DR Congo. At independence, the country just had two doctors and nine engineers. There was no formidable civil service that would take on the hard task of nation building. This much like what the Belgian cousins, the French, did to Guinea just at the dawn of independence. They burnt down the schools and hospitals in the country.

Yet, DR Congo is the world's poster child for the paradox of plenty. That even though the country has great mineral  wealth, estimated at $30 trillion, this does not translate to great living standards for the average person on the street. This is why, the independence leader, Patrice Lumumba was assasinated and his body burnt with acid. For he wanted the mineral resources to lift up the livelihoods of his people. Thank CIA for being the hit assassin. While the iPhone makes trillions for Western shareholders, it is Cobalt from DR Congo that is used to make it. Let's hope that in future, there would be actual mobile phone companies that are Congolese owned.

DR Congo is not just great on mineral resources alone. River Congo could power the whole of Africa if a hydro electric dam was built on it. This would enable more access to electricity, and a cheaper one at that, rapidly cutting down on the cost of doing business in Africa.

We haven't forgoten the great arable land and Equatorial climate. You don't need fertiliser in your farm in DR Congo. The crop just grows by itself. The country could be the bread basket of Africa in an instance. With all this potential, it is easy to see why the global powers will never let the country have peace. But the fight to free up DR Congo against oppression and misrule must go on. The puppets implanted on the country must be kicked out of power, and a new set of ideological leaders emerge. In a BBC interview in 2018, the opposition leader of DR Congo Martin Fayulu put the wealth of the former President Joseph Kabila at $18 billion, almost half the country's GDP. These are the kind of hybrid white African leaders that are holding us hostage, and must be kicked out soonest. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

If Africa Was United, We would Be The Richest Most Powerful Entity.

All attempts at African unity have hit a cropper. But did you know that if the 54 African countries merged into one super entity, we would be the richest, most powerful entity in the world. And it is with this realisation that global geo political powers have put roadblocks on Africa's forward match to unity.

According to the CIA fact file, the mineral wealth of DR Congo alone would be $30 trillion. Now add the diamonds and gold from South Africa and Botswana. Copper from Zambia. Bauxite from Guinea. Platinum from Zimbabwe. Oil from Nigeria, Angola amongst other countries. Great arable land that could feed the whole world if favorable farming practices were adopted. A billion plus market that is getting more sophisticated by the day. Millions of skilled workers that are just waiting for the right wealth creation opportunities to prop up so they can put their immense talent to great use.

Pioneering African innovators and entrepreneurs find the different business conditions for each country as too forbidding and one African market will help them quickly scale their operations. Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has said that he needs 35 passports to travel around Africa. This hinders his investment strategy and makes it prone to risk, until he has opened a US office to diversify his portfolio, which portends great capital flight from Africa.

When we unite, have one passport, one political federation, one army, one gold backed currency, then we will be making great steps to move Africa forward. Our despotic dictators don't want to give up their little run down fiefdoms for the greater good of Africa.

We are the ones to force change in how Africa will move forward. Let's not waiver in our quest for a powerful and emergent Africa that will be a force for good in the world, and not the imperiliasm that the West has perpetuated on native populations around the world for the last 500 years, nor the economic hegemony China wants to use to chain all developing countries around the world. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Africa Needs Millions of Silos of Excellence To undo The Damage Caused by our Politicians.

While we think governments should do everything possible to position Africa in the right place geo politically, we too have to play our parts individually. In short, let's not ask what Africa can do for us, but what we can do for Africa. It is why we need millions of centers of excellence to truly uplift Africa to the next stage of growth.

If you think about it, yes, America was built on the backs of free slave labour from Africa, and they have never recovered from this original sin. However, they are also a pretty individualistic society, and true Americans at heart detaste government, for governments anywhere are pretty corrupt, and have to be kept on check always.

The University that our geniuses want to run away to Harvard, was named after John Harvard, a private benefactor who donated funds to it. Also, another leading university in California, Stanford University, was started by the Stanford rail magnate family in their farm in late 1880s. And our best want to run to institutions that were built by whites. When we fight so hard to be accepted into white spaces, into schools built by them, companies built by them, institutes built by them, we only perpetuate the black inferiority complex that we are incapable of creating our own thriving systems. Such notions as when former South African President PW Botha said that apartheid was right because it was built by the white mind needs to be disabused.

We have many billionares in Africa, but they are as white inspired as our politicians. They'd rather buy mansions in Dubai or London than start a school or even a scholarship fund that will ensure our best and most gifted don't have to worry about finances in order for their innate abilities to be manifest. Our rich are busy building shopping malls, instead of research institutes or academies of arts and sciences that will restore our civilisation that has been on the donward trend for the last 2,000 years.

When ordinary Africans build silos of excellence, not even the most brainwashed or corrupt African government will stop our onward match to progress, for the development will be bottom up. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

African Entrepreneurs And Business Sector Should Shape The Political Agenda For Africa.

Africa makes the same mistake, time and again, by electing populist leaders that have absolutely no idea of what to do once in office. While you can certainly win elections by chanting up crowds, or invoking narrow ethnic emotions, the task of governing is a much difficult one. You would have to put in the work, the brains, the fortitude to actually lift your people out of poverty.

One set of people that have always stayed on the sidelines of Africa's political process are the business people. They are the ones who solve our toughest challenges. They are the ones who create the wealth and the jobs. Shouldn't they demand a seat at the table given that they shape our lives in so many ways?

In Zimbabwe, it's richest man, Strive Masiyiwa, owner of Econet Wireless and estimated to be worth $1.7 billion, pays the salaries of doctors and nurses. Isn't this an admission that the so called reforms by Emerson Mnagangwa have failed to materialise. For how can a whole government leave the salaries of key health staff to be paid by a private individual.

Instead of Strive Masiyiwa paying the salaries of doctors of his country, he should instead opt to fund civic causes. Even better, identify progressive candidates that can take on the excesses of the Mnagangwa administration. US billionaires are very instrumental in supporting progressive electoral candidates. Obama would not have been President without the support of the US business community, although they literally captured the Obama Presidency soon after he got elected much to the detriment of the common folk.

When the business community takes part in the political process in Africa, we would get leaders that are able to have a grasp of real job and wealth creation. For the problem of Africa currently is more of an economic one than a political one. For if our independence leaders would have economically planned and created economic model scenerios 60 years into the future, our graduates wouldn't be job seeking ten years after graduation. Even in Africa's most diversified and advanced economy, South Africa, one in three graduates is unemployed. It's time for a rethink. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

African Patriots We Should Celebrate: Julius Nyerere, Kwame Nkrumah, Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba.

Julius Nyerere, founding
President of Tanzania.
Though he lost the
economic war for
in it's ideal form Tanzania
should have been the
Scandinavia of Africa, he
nonetheless managed to
create a uniform, diverse,
and homogenous country,
making it Africa's most stable
country, even as it has over 100
ethnic groups. 

Africans have a shortage of modern day leadership heroes. All we seem to have are evil despots that have sold us out to Western imperial powers. It's why for example, the Mo Ibrahim Prize for leadership has not been awarded for the last three consecutive years, for we have complete jokes as leaders. Let's look at some of these modern heroes that we need to celebrate.

1. Julius Nyerere, founding President of Tanzania.
Julius Nyerere embraced an African version if socialism, known as 'ujamaa'. Though it was an economic disaster, for in it's ideal form Tanzania should have been the Scandinavia of Africa, he nonetheless managed to form a uniform, diverse and homogenous country, such that Tanzania is the most stable country in Africa, even as it has over 100 different ethnic groups.

2. Kwame Nkrumah, founding President of Ghana.
Nkrumah waa shaped by the Pan Africanist philosophies of Marcus Garvey, and Padmore. Padmore believed in Nkrumah's ability to liberate the black race, sometimes to an embarrassing degree. Although his vision for one African political federation was cut short by a CIA inspired coup, his ideals still live on.

3. Thomas Sankara.
Thomas Sankara, had he lived on to realise his dreams, would have been the epitome of the efficient Persian Governor who allocates resources optimally for his people to prosper. He cut off economic ties with France and the world bank, accusing them of predatory exploitative loans out to cripple the economy of his country. He cut off government largesse such as unnecessary Presidential limousines.
His life was cut short by several bullets pumped into him by Blaise Compaore, on orders from France.

4. Patrice Lumumba.
The DR Congo prophet lasted barely a year in office. He called for mineral resources of DR Congo, estimated at $30 trillion, to be used for the benefit of the his people. For this, he was assasinated by CIA and his body sedated in acid. The country has never recovered ever since. But hopefully, a new brand new set of prophets will take his mantle amd ideals and free up potentially the single richest country on Earth. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

China Does Not Have Africa's Best Interests At Heart, Let's Be Cautious.

As China has grown from being a developing country to a formidable contender for the world's superpower status, African countries have heaved a sigh of relief. They believe that China will offer them some kind of respite from oppression from the West. They believe that contrary to the West that has thrown us under the bus for the last 500 years, Chinese will offer a sympathetic ear to our struggle and causes. Even our most formidable, such as Robert Mugabe mistakenly believed in the good of China to emancipate Africa from the yoke of colonialism, slavery, and neo colonialism.

What we shouldn't forget is that China is no longer the developing country and a friend to African liberation movements it was in the 1960s. After all, our very own Kwame Nkrumah, the great Pan Africanist, was over thrown while on a visit to China.

China now wants to be a superpower. And superpower only have interests that must be furthered, not dilly dally love affairs. China wants raw materials from Africa to power it's economy to reach higher levels and vanquish America for good. It wants markets for it's goods. And Africa provides both raw materials in plenty, and market for it's manufactured goods, so that it continues being the world's ideal factory. In an opinion piece for the Financial Times, former Nigerian Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi warned African countries that China was out to flood our markets with their goods, and thereby totally cripple our manufacturing sector.

A recent report showed that China had great spying capabilities in all the government buildings it had built, statehouses, parliament buildings etc. So, even our African Union headquarters that was financed and built by the Chinese could be one huge spy motive for China. While we don't know what China will use this intelligence it is collecting from Africa for, don't be surprised if it starts using it to overthrow legitimate regimes in Africa in the fashion of America's CIA. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Africa Needs New Generation of Thinkers That Are Pro African.

Africa has no shortage of thinkers. Innovators. Engineers. Doctors. Scientists. But why is Africa poor? It's because we are not Afro centric in our approach to issues. We are too Westernised as to effectively study our society and devise the appropriate mechanisms to alleviate poverty.

Our thought leaders are deeply anchored in Western ways so as to show any connection with the peasants, who need our expertise the most. Instead, we have taken to riches acquisition and creating a parallel state to enclave ourselves from the inadequacies of our corrupt run down governments.

For example, did you know that Nigeria is the fastest growing market for private jets in the world, as the rich try to avoid a run down road and railway public transport system. Did you know that private school market in Africa is booming as the public school system gets jammed by inadequate facilities and lack of teachers. Did you know that private equity funds now run our best private hospitals, as government hospitals are poorly run?

This escapism by our most educated and richest elites is the reason why we have no important civil discourse in Africa, because rather than hold their governments to account, rather than sponsor good leaders for elective office, the middle class elites choose to create a parallel state or better still seek refuge in Western countries. Which is why I find it so contradictory for these people that cirticise the West yet they are hauled up in the same Western systems that perpetuate a white supremacy- black subjugation narrative.

Let's all buckle up, leave our safe spaces in comfy zones in the West and rich suburbs in Africa, join up with the peasants to take out these hybrid white African sell outs that are ruling us today. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Whites Are Compromised By White Previledge to ever Fight For Black Causes.

Even the most well intentioned of whites that are righting for the chains of systemic racism against blacks to be broken will at the end of the day retire to a nice lifestyle at home that's enabled by white supremacy-black subjugation narrative. When our corrupt leaders siphon off our taxes and hide it in Switzerland, it is the Swizz that get great banking, accounts, and tax jobs , great salaries and great lifestyle. The evil done on African natives fuels their great lifestyle.

Which is why, this benevolence by whites on Africans is really not necessary. For the little that Bull Gates helps us with, for the little that USAID of America helps us with, they will have taken trillions of blood money from Africa. Their governments would have overthrown progressive regimes in Africa that were pro poor simply because they didn't dance to the American tune. Case in point, Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso, killed by his friend and compatriot Blaise Compaore on the orders from France. Patrice Lumumba of DR Congo, assasinated by CIA when advocating that mineral resources should benefit the native Congolese people.

So, there really is nothing like white benevolence that fools many Africans into believing that whites are inherently good people. White Previledge has been built on plunder of African resources. Killing of our saints and prophets who offered even the simplest resistance to white oppression. Raping of our inherent African customs, beliefs, and spirituality.

So, the goodness that's displayed by whites is surpassed by the evil they commit on us. That's why it is incumbent for the black man to know that he is by himself. He is hated and despised everywhere he goes, only hidden by the fake plastic smiles that they attempt to extend to us. Knowhere has the contact between blacks and whites ever been peaceful for the last 500 years, and the small tokens of goodness from whites will not erase that fact. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

New Role Models Needed For Africa.

Often, success begets success. It's why Africa needs new modern heroes as a matter of urgency. Yes, we were great in the past, inspiring civilisations from around the world to come learn from us. After all, wasn't Greece built on the stolen knowledge from ancient black kemet. Wasn't Aristotle- father of Western philosophy, Hippocrates- father of Western medicine, drop outs in the ancient black kemet schools implying how rigoruous the forty year curriculum in the ancient black kemet schools were. Black geniuses like Imhotep, or djoser, or the biblical Joseph of old testament remain mythical balck figures, with practically no modern African being able to relate to these great black figures.

We need success stories like yesterday. The whites seem to be beating us today since they have a slew of heroes to draw inspiration from. From the Greece- a plagiarism of black kemet civilisation no doubt, to Roman empire, to reneissance Europe, to Great Britain, and now America.

In business, the likes of superstar nerds like Bill Gates , Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos seem to have carried the white race by their shoulders. In theory and academics Westeners have whitened knowledge so much that it is hard explaining to a black child today we had endearing inventions long before whites crawled out of caves. 

Marcus Garvey, the great Pan Africanist, said you need ten percent smart and talented population to uplift the other ninety percent of the race. The contemporary Africa of the last 500 years has been a disaster. It has been pilfered. Plundered. Raped. Her people subjugated until they almost believe that they are inferior or cursed. This short 500 years of African subjugation needs to be deleted and expunged from our history books pretty fast. And that will start by having endearing success stories, one after the other, in virtually all fields of civilisation, to restore our place in the order of the universe. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

We Have Europe And America Caretaker Managers, Not Afro Centric Leaders.

Do African leaders really have control over the affairs of their countries, or is there a shadow power that often creeps up whenever an African leader takes power. How come former saints and prophets often fail to deliver, and even turn into despotic evil rulers just a few years into power? That's why we should be cautious of the Malawi opposition win, for in Africa, former liberators often turn out to be the worst tyrants.

When Nelson Mandela was about to die, one of his last statements was that the struggle continues. Did he know that the struggle was much deeper than we thought? Are there white shadow masters at the back of every African government that threaten our leaders with severe actions, even death threats, if they don't toe the white supremacy-black subjugation narrative.

Remember that colonialism really didn't go away. One set of colonisers- whites, was replaced by another set- hybrid white African elites. Black in skin like us, but deeply Westernised in thought and culture. It appears that the more authentic and genuinely driven you are, the more resistance you will face in trying to implement your agenda. 

First, Europe and America control the money supply. They control the Central Banks, which one patriot said has the power to devastate a country than the most powerful army. Another white supremacist said that 'give me the control of money supply of a country, and I don't care who it's leaders are.' The West's grip on our money supply defeats any claim for us being a sovereign continent. 

Just as the money supply financiers control our economics, so too are the military industrial complex, the so called big multinational companies that supply our everyday products and services. A brilliant and innovative African, no matter how gifted they are, would struggle to outcompete the military industrial complex. Which is why we need severe protectionist measures to guard against our nascent industries. 

When we don't have avenues to produce goods and products in a large scale, our only businesses would be the vegetable market stalls, food kiosks, taxi operators, and other small barely surviving businesses. Simply put, the international economic order is rigged, and it will take constant effort, even blood, to break off free of these economic chains that the white man has induced in us. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

There Will Come A Time When The White Man's Land Will No Longer Be Safe To Travel To- Nelson Mandela.

Nelson Mandela predicted, quite correctly, that there will come a time when the white man's land will no longer be safe to travel to. That time is now. The corona pandemic has immobilised our restless leaders. Nigeria's Buhari, Kenya's Kenyatta are among some of the most travelled world leaders, but this time, they have to stay home put.

Corona pandemic should be a time for African leaders to think and finally decolonise. It is time to develop our public health systems. Our leaders neglect developing public hospitals because they rarely use them. Nigeria's former powerful Chief of Staff Abba Kyari,   probably wouldn't have died had there been improved facilities in Nigerian hospitals to treat him once he was infected with Corona. Curiosly, it is said he got infected with Corona while on a visit to Germany to seek for solutions to the perennial power problems in Nigeria, as if Nigerian engineers do not have an expertise to eradicate the power problems in Nigeria. You see how we often amplify foreign expatriates but shoot down and ignore our own qualified experts, until they have to run to the West where their skills are recognised and appreciated.

Recently, the Ivory Coast Prime Minister was in France for treatement, same as Kenya's former Prime Minister who was in Dubai for treatment. You mean it is so hard for our leaders to trust our local hospitals and doctors? This is why I say that we have white minds- black skin leaders, leaders who have adopted Western thought and attitudes against our own.

When we develop Africa, we wouldn't need to run for scrumbs in the West. In mineral potential, Africa is the richest in the world. DR Congo mineral potential alone is $30 trillion, until a Belgian geologist said that it was actually obscene that one country could possess all these minerals. Time to combine our physical resources, plus human resources, plus great leadership to unleash the great potential of Africa. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Our Leaders Need To Come From The Middle Class, Not From The Rich Profiteering Class.

One of the things that has failed to work in Africa is Western style democracy. We have instead some kind of anarchy that we confuse for democracy. We simply don't have the institutions, nor the ideology for an effective democracy to take root. Even in the Malawi opposition win by Lazarus Chakwera, you will find that most likely he draws his support from a particular region or ethnic group in the country, not necessarily that he had a better ideology than the outgoing President Mutharika.

A strong democracy needs a very enlightened, fairly prosperous middle class, which Africa lacks. Africa's true enlightened middle class is just 20 million people, a paltry figure especially if you have to spread it around the 54 African countries.

While our ruling class are drawn from the rich, America's ruling class are mostly middle class. They can identify with common person trials and tribulations. Our leaders meanwhile are too removed from reality to ever be able to relate with our common struggles.

As much as I didn't agree with many of Obama's policies, such as the conniving between him and NATO to kill Gaddaffi who had wanted a gold backed currency while the US dollar is useless paper money, he came from the American middle class and voters could identify with him. Imagine Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta's wealth was $500 million when he came to office in 2013, while Obama's wealth when he ascended to office was a paltry $5 million, but in an economy 140 times larger than Kenya. Can you see how twisted our logic is?

Let's support the most progressive amongst us to vie for political office. Then donate to their campaigns. Once we own the campaign, they will be accountable to us, and will not spend the years in office recouping their campaign costs through high level corruption. This way, we will have built a firm ideological base for our democracy to thrive. Follow us on Twitter. . Click Here

Why Kagame Runs Rwanda Like A Business.

Paul Kagame has
called for African
countries to print their
own currency. He says
Western countries print
paper money out of thin
air, lend it to us in form
of loans, but then we have
to repay the loans with
our natural resources
and commodities.

Africa is short on modern leadership heroes. It is why the Mo Ibrahim Prize for African leadership has gone unawarded for three consecutive years. However, I think one leader that Africa has got to recognise and acknowledge is Paul Kagame of Rwanda. His development model is something to emulate. Yes, they accuse him of killing disseinting opposition members. Of stifling freedoms of democracy. But that is besides being the point. Even then, the opposition in Africa has not proved itself to be of any more use to the people just as the ruling government. The only difference between opposition parties in Africa and the ruling party is in tribal base and region. Absolutely no difference in inclination of either conservative or liberal ideology.

Paul Kagame has transformed Rwanda in remarkable ways. From a genocide stricken country, where a million people were killed in just 100 days, Rwanda has emerged as one of the leading investment destinations in Africa. The World Bank Ease of Doing Business index places it at the top spot in Africa. Kigali is the cleanest city in Africa, with cleaning routines once every month. 

Rwanda is heavily invested in the knowledge economy. Top global universities such as MIT and Carnegie Mellon University have set up collaborations with local Institutions where transformative practical knowledge businesses are being churned out every now and then.

Kagame has a frosty relation with France, after it accused him of masterminding the 1994 genocide, a fact that made Kagame cut off ties with France, and use English instead of French as the official language. Conversely, and importantly, Kagame has called for African countries to print their own money. He says that the West prints paper money out of thin air, lends it to us, but then we have to use commodities and natural resources to pay off the loans. This presents Africa with a huge deficit in it's financing. 

While Kagame hates Western leaders, he is in love with their intellectuals. One of his key advisers is Harvard Business strategist Michael Porter. But it isn't a negative thing, for he seeks out their ideas for they are ahead of us economically and would know a thing or two about managing economies. But it shouldn't be patronising. So, there in lies the matrix of Kagame's development model. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

How Africa Can Claim The 21st Century.

Almost every global pundit and economist thinks that while the 20th century was the American century, the 21st century will be the Asian century. Africa never pops up in such global economic forecasts. There is literally little hope for Africa in the 21st century if these economic pundits are to be believed.

True, Africa still has despots and dictators that have little use for the common folk except to furnish their lifestyles, accumulate wealth for themselves and their families, and finally serve the Western supremacy- black subjugation narrative. Think of Theodora Obiang of Equatorial Guinea, who has been a President for 35 years. During his reign, Equatorial Guinea discovered oil. On paper, the per capita income of Equatorial Guinea is supposed to be $34,000 a year, which would give it same living standards as Britain. However, this is not the case. Wealth is concentrated in the hands of the President and his family, leaving the 2 million plus Equatorial Guineans impoverished. Fundamentally, the bank that helps Obiang channel oil funds from his country to his private bank coffers is located just across the US Congress, the so called baston of good governance and democracy in the world. So in essence, behind every evil and corrupt despot in Africa is a Westener helping sustain him in power, and getting a fair amount of loot and kickbacks.

When we shun crony capitalism, where access to power determines how rich you are, we will begin winning. We will reward true innovation and problem solving of our toughest challenges. Africa has the Facebook's, Twitters, Google's, Microsofts sitting idle in the founders bedrooms because the grit and courage to launch an enterpise in Africa ia truly forbiding. For instance, the venture capital industry in Africa is pretty miniscule ensuring that our thinkers and innovators have no funding for their wonderful ideas. Simply put, our inventors, innovators, and the talented should be the wealthiest people in Africa, not these thugs in form of politicians.

What we should be encouraging in Africa is wealth creation, not mere riches got by rent seeking and dirty profiteering. For while riches uplift an individual, mostly through devilish means, wealth uplifts whole communities by creating jobs, paying taxes which (hopefully), will fund efficient public services that will uplift our livelihoods in profound ways and help us claim the 21st century. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

While We Discard Our History, Whites Are Holding Onto Theirs.

Nigerian Nobel literature laureate Wole Soyinka has decried how the Nigerian government scrapped off history from the curriculum in the lower levels of education. The same predicament happened in Kenya. Meanwhile, whites hold onto their history, and can in fact trace it up to ancient Greece which was really nothing more than plagiarism from ancient black kemet civilisation.

America's future leaders are trained in the liberal Arts and humanities. Here in Africa, we term those fields as useless, as not enabling anyone to get a job after graduation. Do you know the reason the CIA overthrows regimes left, right and center is because within it's ranks are people who studied how the African society functions. Fields like history, sociology, anthropology, and psychology are prized recruitment fields for the future CIA hit assasin that wants to pit one African tribe against another, or fund a rebel to remove a legitimate President in Africa.

In fact, while the world shifts to the so called STEM fields- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, the American leading universities like Harvard and Yale are holding onto the Liberal Arts as the basis for training their future leaders. While it's often believed that the former President of Harvard University, Larry Summers was kicked out because of the sexist comments he made that women were inherently inferior to men in Math and Science, this is actually not true. The real reason why Summers was removed was because he wanted to shift Harvard from an Arts education to a Science and Technology one. The sexist comments Summers made was just the last nail on the coffin from a rebellion of Arts and History professors at Harvard. He was eventually replaced by an American History professor, Drew Faust. You see how the Americans just won't let go of their history while we deem these fields useless here in Africa?

When we prize our history, we will know our civilisation is more than a millennia old. The whites deconstruct history that it was aliens that built the pyramids and not black kemet people but this is an utter lie. Check Diop amongst numerous scholars have documented thousands of pages that black kemet was essentially a black civilisation and not a white/middle eastern one as popular culture wants to erraneously portray. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Africa's Painful Past Must Not Hold Us Hostage, But Inspire Us to Achieve Greatness.

The Belgium imperiliast
King Leopold who killed
Ten million Congolese as
if it was some kind of sport
hunting. How he is not the
face of genocide but Hitler
is, still shows how the white
media controls narratives.

For the last 500 years, Africa's contact with the world has been devastating. We've lost our cultures. Our great civilisations. Our inherent dignity to life. At least ten million slaves were transported to the Americas. Thousands couldn't endure the slave conditions in the slave ships and chose to drown in the Atlantic ocean. King Leopold of Belgium slaughtered ten million Congolese as if he was sport hunting, and yet, he is not the face of genocide but Hitler is. Talk about white controlled media narratives that often underplays black lives but magnifies the life of the whites.

In Namibia, the Germans slaughtered millions o Hottentots and Hereros, and went to test them in a German museum to see if they were humans. Their skulls haven't been returned to Namibia to date. We've not added the many Afeican freedom fighters that were eliminated for pursuing the just cause of fighting for our freedoms from the colonial regimes.

While the past 500 years have been painful, it is now the time to build a continent where we will not be anyone's servants. Let's be our own destiny shapers by electing profound visionaries to office who have an actual idea as to how to be the efficient Persian Governor that will utilise resources optimally for his people to prosper economically.

And then teach our kids real authentic history that just because we've been taken advantage of in the last 500 years, our history cannot be summed up in a brief 500 years of Western subjugation but by a millennia of triumph where we built pioneering civilisation in architecture, mathematics, philosophy, and spirituality. That should be the guide point towards reclaiming Africa. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

As The Chinese Are Building Factories, We Are Building Churches.

Euro Christianity
has sold us a lie,
and we must
interrogate it, lest
it subjugate us
further.

Africa has two million pastors. Meanwhile, China has two million engineers. We close down factories and in turn, convert those factories to churches, and pray for jobs in those converted churches. You see how twisted our logic is.

Africa is the fastest growing market for prosperity gospel, which feeds on poverty to give us false hope of better jobs, better careers, better promotions, better business opportunities. If there is just one thousand job vacancies and a hundred thousand job seekers apply, then 99,000 are going to miss the job, no matter how much they pray. We must confront our economic challenges and tackle them head on, running to open churches will not solve our problems.

In any case, I'm an advocate of spirituality, not religion. Organised religion in it's present form subjugates, but spirituality enlightens. If you think about it, christianity was the basis for colonialism. The basis for slavery. Don't they say that blacks are the children of Ham, who laughed at his father Noah while drunk and was told he would forever be a servant of the other siblings? Progenitors of Whites and Arabs. Wasn't the bible the only book given to slaves so they would read it, study it's dictates, and become obedient slaves to their slave masters.

It is high time we return to our thought process. Our knowledge. Our African spirituality. Euro Christianity has sold us a lie and still continues to do so. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

African Leaders Are Unprepared To Give Up Their Own Little Fiefdoms For Greater Continental Unity.

Kwame Nkrumah,
A Pan Africanist champion.
Independence leaders
dismissed his vision for a
United Africa as far fetched
and impractical. Africa is
stronger as a united entity
than a divided weak entity
that becomes a pawn for the
world.

African leaders know the benefits of us dismantling these Berlin inspired colonial boundaries, but they still are dodgy on the issue. The ones at independence termed Kwame Nkrumah's views on a united Africa as far fecthed and impractical, and instead preferred a more gradual integration. Years later, a Kwame Nkrumah later day follower emerged in Muammar Gaddaffi. Instead, his ideas of a united Africa, with one political federation, and one gold backed currency for Africa were dismissed as greedy ambitions of an individual who wanted to rule Africa, after the Arab world led by Saudi Arabia scorned him.

Put simply, our power obssessed leaders are the reason for lack of African unity. The now dead President of Burundi Pierre Nkrunziza had baptized himself with the 'supreme guide' role after his Presidency so that he would have continued pulling strings from the back. Luckily or unluckily, death had other plans. The President of Cameroon Paul Biya is the quitessential French African puppet, spending most of his time in France even as the tensions in Anglophone Cameroon continue to flare up.

Conversely, Uganda's Yoweri Museveni wants to be the big man of East Africa, and Uganda is the only country in East Africa that doesn't have Presidential term limits. He has consistently repressed the opposition, first Kizza Besigye, and then the Musician turned politician, Bobi Wine. Are these the kind of leaders that will give up their own little fiefdoms for Africa's greater good? Absolutely not.

Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Our leaders want to be lifetime Presidents, and if not, they want to maintain a political dynasty so that even if they go out of power, their kith and kin still get to rule. It will take a new generation of Africans to fight for a strong and united Africa in all it's forms. Our Present leaders just won't do it. Just look at the way Ramaphosa, the African Union chair President, is pandering to the Bill Gates vaccine. Are these really people that can unite and liberate us? People who worship whites as if they are the best thing that happened to Africans? We really need a new normal in Africa. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Without Africa, France would have been A Third World Country.

When two French doctors suggested that the Corona vaccine be tested in Africa, they weren't the exception. They were the norm. That's the general view in France, and much of the Western world. That Africans are good for nothing beings. Their President, Emmanuel Macron has said that the reason for Africa's poverty is more a civilisational one. While the French have these white superiority views, they forget that the wealth they enjoy is on the backs of native Africans.

France, until recently, required that all it's 14 former African colonies to deposit 50 percent of their treasury reserves in the French Central Bank. They had to get express permission from the French government to withdraw that money. The interest from this 500 billion dollars reserves is what funds the French socialist state, such that they have great public healthcare, great education, and a functioning infrastructure, while the former African colonies remain steeped in poverty and under development.

Did you know that France has assasinated a total of 22 African Presidents since 1960? These leaders like Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso, firmly stood on the right side of history, and resisted French overreach in Africa. They either paid with losing power to some brainwashed France controlled puppets, or with their lives.

Former French President Jacques Chirac said that without Africa, France would be a Third World country, and it really is true. It doesn't matter who comes to power to lead France, the French  neo colonialist policies on Africa remains.

So you'll get some white racist saying how we are incapable of managing our own societies yet they wouldn't let us control our political system the way FRance does They wouldn't let us control our monetary and financial system the way France does. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Africa's Revolution Must Be Anchored on Economic Emancipation, Not On Political Unity Alone.

When all is summed up, the immediate goal of the African revolutionary must be economic emancipation of Africans first. In plain view, racism against black people is more a consequence of the back man's low economic status as compared to the other races. Believe you me, if we were rich, the other races wouldn't be constantly ridiculing and throwing us under the bus. They would respect and value us as an equal and important player in global geo politics.

Our best, such as Ramaphosa of South Africa, or Buhari of Nigeria cannot hold a candle to the Trumps, Putin's, and Xi Jinpings of this world. They wouldn't be able to call shots globally because Africa is poor. If African leaders had that much power, they would have easily stopped the Obama and NATO led invasion of Muammar Gaddaffi Libya. Instead, they looked as innocent and powerless bystanders as one of the most progressive leaders in Africa was being hounded out ostensibly to liberate his people, but more heinously to stop his onward match for a United States of Africa, and to have a gold backed currency for Africa, when the US dollar is paper money.

Conversely, do you know that one of the backroom deals the ANC led government of South Africa signed with the apartheid regime was to dismantle the nuclear weapons because a black led adminstration could not be trusted with nuclear weapons? Only whites are to be trusted with such weapons. Thus, there is an urgent need for an economically powerful Africa.

When we have enough cash reserves for our financial independence, enough multi billion dollar businesses to solve our toughest challenges and create millions of jobs for our college and university graduates, and then couple that with enough soft power to culturally sway opinions about Africa to the positive instead of the negative we currently have, we'll have created a great impenetratable fortress for Africa that will protect us from the strongest of enemies. Follow us on Twitter. . Click Here

African Success Stories Are Buried Deep By Western Media and Thought.

Gladys West, who
discovered the GPS,
that are used on
applications such as
Google maps. Contributions
by blacks to human
civilisation are often buried
deep by Western thought,
education, and media.

The common belief among many whites, and even Africans themselves, is that whites are generally smarter than us. They have a higher IQ level. That whites are the ones who carry the human civilisation forward. That the rest of us, Africans and native populations around the world, are mere freeloaders to the marvels of their brains and intellect.

 Didn't the British Scientist Watson, who discovered the DNA at the Cavendish laboratory at Cambridge University just say that the low representation of Black Nobel laureates is because of our inherently low IQ levels?

The thing is that our history is hidden deep by Western thought, education and media. Imagine the Greek Aristotle that elite Africans like quoting as if it is the epitome of intelligence and wisdom, was a drop out of the ancient black kemet Egyptian schools, what must have been the wisdom and intellect of the original graduates who schooled for forty years before they graduated? Absolutely outstanding.

Even in modern day, we like to think of computers, phones, cars, aeroplanes, internet as being a white mind's creation. Probably the reason why whites justify their oppression over us. Like former South African President PW Botha said that the reason for apartheid was because South Africa was built by the white mind.

There are hundreds, if not thousands of Africans, and people of African descent that are working behind the scenes in these so called white invention spaces. For instance, the GPS was discovered by Gladys West, a black American, a  rarely acknowledged fact. Same as the refregirator.

When we Africanise knowledge and intellect, our young wouldn't feel so low of themselves, the concepts in the classroom wouldn't be so abstract. The concept that whites are inherently smart and have higher IQ levels wouldn't be so widespread today as to make a whole black race feel inferior and make us take to the Western thought process, and culture against our own thinking and ways of life . Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Let's Create a Heaven in Africa Instead of Running Away To The White Man's Land.

Africans should do everything possible to make Africa great and not run away to the West. Yes, Africa is truly an unbearable place for thinkers. In fact, I would say that it is a deathbed for thinkers and progressive people. The most evil ruling gangsters that are our leaders seem to be the only ones that are thriving. We are rewarding political and wealth rent seekers instead of our true innovators, our true talented.

When we run away to the West, they actually consider us not capable of managing our society. That's why British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has often said that Africa is a blot to the world because whites are no longer in charge. That's why French President Emmanuel Macron says that Africa's problem is more of a civilisational one. You see how cheap and lowly these people take us to be?

In 2019, 20,000 Nigerians immigrated to Canada because of their superior academic and professional credentials. Are we so incapable of creating wealth back home in Africa such that our best and brightest have to run away to realise their fullest potential in the West?

The Asian American writer Amy Chua names Nigerian Americans as one of the most successful immigrant groups in the United States. And yet, this success cannot be replicated back home in Nigeria, as for example, in 2018, Nigeria surpassed India as the country with the most absolute poor people in the world, at 85 million. Due to narrow ethno religious sentiments, the country has been unable to realise it's fullest potential.

When we take on the ruling political thugs, and engage them so they are accountable to us for wealth and job creation, infrastructure development, unity and cohesion, then we'll begin having efficient economic managers, not just empty populists who are only good in rallying up crowds but have absolutely no clue as to how to solve our toughest challenges and move Africa's progressive agenda forward. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Ordinary Africans Have Two Battles To fight, Against The West, And Against Our Bought Out Leaders.

Any African revolutionary that wants to help set Africa free has to fight two important battles, against the West, and secondly, against the bought out idea less and brainwashed African leaders. For these two, the West, and our brainwashed leaders are two sides of the same coin. The West relies on these bought out leaders of Africa so that resources can continually flow there.

When the West preaches about the need for democracy and good governance, they are really just being two sided, for the West has gone to bed and supported some of Africa's most brutal regimes. In the same vein, the West has uprooted some of the most progressive and pro people regimes in Africa. So, the West foreign policy is really just about serving it's interests first, and then issues of good governance are just there for appeasement.

Consider how France uprooted the progressive and pro people regime of Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso, using his friend and compatriot Blaise Compaore to pull the trigger. They turned upside down all that Sankara has sought to achieve; non dependency on the exploitative and predatory World Bank loans. A frugal budget for leaders by cutting down on the Presidential motorcade, and using just a small car and a bicycle. A preference for local Burkinabe businesses against French businesses.

Also, consider how America's CIA propped up the regime of Mobutu Sese Seko of DR Congo when it masterminded the assasination of the formidable Patrice Lumumba who had sought that mineral resources be used efficiently for the benefit of his people.
Mobutu would go on to be a puppet of Belgium, France and US multinationals that often eyed the $30 trillion mineral worth of DR Congo.

So, really, the West, and our brainwashed leaders are in bed together. They help each other out. They loot together to keep Africans in abject poverty, and make us the world's laughing stock. In fact, it is said that Mobotu used to help some of the European Prime Ministers with campaign funds. That is how deep their level of collaboration is.

As I pointed out earlier, our leaders are not really authentic Africans, that's why they have a complete disdain for us. They summon the spirits of our ancestors during election times to pretend they are one of us, but once in office, the Western mind, thoughts, and culture takes over. Ensuring that the ordinary African is screwed either way. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

Artificial Colonial Borders Only makes Africa Divided And Weaker.

Thank the 13 European powers, plus the United States, that sat down in Berlin in 1884 to divide Africa amongst themselves. No African was invited to this meeting. These Berlin inspired African colonialist states is what must be eradicated. For our countries did not ethnoculturally evolve in the mould of Britain, Japan, or China, but are rather an amalgamation of tribes that had different systems. For instance, you can thank the Nigerian experiment on Lord Lugard of Britain. Some say the country should have been at least five countries.

We do not have the spirit or soul of our individual African countries and therefore cannot pull together in our respective countries. However, there is something that binds us together as Africans. It is why even though a British will never support a German team even if it is the only Europe team left in the world cup, an African will support a black African team regardless of country.

When Africa pulls together, we would have one market of one billion. Our investors will explore opportunities right here in Africa. Imagine if Aliko Dangote is worth $10 billion from investments in just a few African countries, how much would he be worth with a billion plus African market? His wealth would be staggering.

We need one passport. One military. One political federation. So we can unify and become a world power, not the little disjointed units we are at present. The West wants us to be divided so that we wouldn't pull our resources together. That's the reason why Kwame Nkrumah's young pro African government was toppled by the CIA. The thing is that for so long as Africa remains an aid and humanitarian hotspot, the West will be fine with it. But as soon as we unite and build our economies, the West will fight us to the core, since we will have cut off the roots of their development, which is anchored on exploitation of a weak and divided Africa. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

White minds- Black Skins, That's What Africa's Ruling Thugs Are.

What makes a President of a country stay more in a foreign country, travel more often abroad than he travels within his own country? Think of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari amd Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta, they are Africa's most travelled Presidents, rarely ever staying in their countries.

What makes African elites send their children to expensive schools abroad, and neglect our public schools, with run down facilities and few teachers. What makes our leaders seek treatment in foreign countries, when they could build a Presidential level hospital in each African country. Recently, the Prime Minister of Ivory Coast travelled to France for treatment. Kenya's former Prime Minister is in Dubai for surgery. Nigeria's Buhari is constantly in and out of London hospitals.

It is white minds, black skins that explains the behaviour of our ruling thugs. I think there must be a ritual that our Presidents are intiated into once they get into politics. So, when they are seeking votes, they summon the spirits of our ancestors to make us believe they are one of the us, but when they are governing they use white minds, so subliminally, they'll use white and Asian expatriates instead of our own to construct the roads are big infrastructure projects in Africa, while our experts are reduced to messengers in these foreign firms. This is a joke taken too fat. Can an African be given a contract to build a road in China. Absolutely Not.

It is White minds- Black skins that makes our leaders turn against us, these are really white people on the inside, they have complete disdain for us. They worship white thoughts. White products. White countries. And within two or three generations, there children will be white.

I will make an unfounded claim that the secret societies our leaders sign into makes them lose their souls to the devil. There real souls, their purest souls are thrown into bondage and what emerges is a white mind- black skin person, kind of a hybrid white African. How do you explain how they feel so cozy with the Western oppressors. How do you explain how our ruling thugs are invested into the oppressors systems and ways? We need a new way to train and nurture our leaders. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Africa History Cannot Be Summed Up By A Brief 500 years Of Western Subjugation, But by A Millennia of Triumph.

Pharaoh Tut.

While white supremacists like to think of us as having low IQ, having crude and backward traditions as the basis of our poverty and underdevelopment, this is actually absurd. British PM Botis Johnson said in mid 2000s that Africa is a blot to the world, and that the continent is backward because whites are no longer in charge. He repeated these racist comments recently in the UK independent newspaper.

French President Emmanuel Macron has said that Africa's problem is a civilisational one, quite implying that we have absolutely no clue of how to run a society. And the white supremacists will go a step further and say that the reason why South Africa is the most advanced and diversified economy in Africa is because whites stayed longer, and in fact, still call shots in the South Africa economy.

The white supreriority- black inferiority narrative is a long running one. It was the basis for slavery. The basis for colonialism. And now the basis for neo colonialism and new age globalisation, which if it happens and we haven't emancipated ourselves, it will be ten times more lethal, more deadly, than slavery, colonialism, and neo colonialism combined.

We in Africa must fight the white supremacy- black Subjugation narrative by all force and might. We must stay behind and fight our new age colonisers, the white minds-black skin gangster elites ruling us today. The intellectual class in Africa can be a great counter weight to our bought out ruling thugs. They can liberate our peasants by civically engaging them, teach our youngsters our history, so they know that black history cannot be summed up by a brief 500 years of Western Subjugation but by a millennia of triumph where we built the great pyramids, invented calculus , trigonometry and geometry, astronomy, philosophy, and our endearing African kemet spirituality, such that the Greeks, the founders of Western civilisation, copied, plagiarised, and whitened it, completely erasing our contributions to civilization.

Aristotle tales, loved to be quoted by many a so called intellectual African elite, are nothing but tales quoted in the ancient kemet schools, where it took 40 years to graduate, such that the likes of Greeks thought leaders, Aristotle, Pythogras, and Hippocrates never actually graduated. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

Let Malawi Opposition win Serve As an Indicator of A Reborn Africa.

Lazarus Chakwera
(In black), the winner
of the recent elections
in Malawi. Let his win
inspire more opposition
wins in Africa to remove
the depsotic African big
man dictator that has
brought Africa to it's
knees.

The fundamental thing about democracy is that it must renew every once in a while, say 60 years, to rejuvinate it. Otherwise, democracy, when left on it's own first becomes an oligarchy, then a dictatorship, and finally a monarchy.

We are at that point in Africa, where most countries are celebrating sixty years since achieving independence. However, the ideals of our founding fathers such as Kwame Nkrumah, Sekou Toure, Patrice Lumumba, has given way to self absorbed, Western induced leaders who will do anything to remain in power, so that their coffers, their family members coffers, and their Western masters bank accounts is full to the brink.

The recent elections in Malawi, in which the opposition candidate, Chakwera, won, should be a rallying cry and build a foundation for revolutions across Africa. Let it not be short-lived like post apartheid euphoria in South Africa that has given birth to cynicism of the ANC where a once liberating party only uses nostalgia to remain in power.

Or the case of Kenya in 2002 when they thought they had removed a dictator only for narrow ethnic politics to shape the country's politics up today. Or when a strongman in Felix Boigny who had turned Ivory Coast, and it's capital, Abidjan, into the Paris of Africa, only for a civil war to erupt in 1994, once he was no more.

When we build on the gains of the opposition win in Malawi, we will inspire even more revolutions across Africa, such that the despotic African big man that wants to hang on to power at whatever cost, becomes a thing of the past, and a new crop of young visionary leaders emerge to take Africa forward. !! Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Immediate Goal For African Leaders Must Be Economic Liberation First, Not Messy Democracy.

While we elect populists because of their nice speeches and sense of working up the crowd, they are not the ones who will rejuvinate and transform Africa. It is a pity that we consider the sane, rational, efficient  Persian Governor who allocates resources optimally for his people as boring. What have the ethnic charged tribal zealots in Africa really achieved? Nothing. They have only pulled Africa backward and increased poverty levels.

The mistake we have made in Africa is to confuse noise with democracy. No country in Africa has trascended tribal politics and fully embraced a politics of ideology. Which political party in Africa could be described as conservative, and prefer individual enterprise as the route of economic advancement. None. Which party in Africa can be described as liberal, preferring a healthy involvement of the government towards the management of the economy? None.

Asia realised that the so called ideological democracy of the West would only lead to civil strife. They chose a system that works. They embraced capitalism for their businesses and job creation strategies, but settled on communism for politics to keep their society stable. The Result. 300 million Chinese lifted out of poverty in just 30 years, and China becoming the world's second largest economy in the world.

This should be a poignant lesson for Africa. For a strong democracy, people need to be educated so as to be engaged on the core issues. How do you debate with poor African villagers on the need for a health Care plan. Jobs plan. Education plan. Infrastructure plan. These debates only happen on Twitter or Facebook. Or on newspaper websites. Not on the ground level where the villager is at.

Thus, the immediate goal of African emancipators must be economic liberation of our people first. Then, these economically  empowered voters will lead the change towards an issue based democracy that will transform Africa. Otherwise, all that rich politicians will need to do is to buy a packet of foodstuffs and have a few dollars that they will donate to potential voters on the day prior to elections. And he will be elected, and then proceed for the next four or five years recouping the costs of his campaign through corruption, and initiate no development at all. And keep us in chains of poverty. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

In Africa, Those With Ideas Have No Power, While Those With Power Have No Ideas.

Prof. PLO Lumumba puts it aptly. In Africa, those with ideas have no power. While those in power have no ideas. I would even dare say that Western oppressors constructed such a system that the more evil you are, the higher you advanced, since you would always sell off your people for gold and silver. It is why even though the normal hustling African puts in a fair day's work to feed his family, and is almost a candidate for sainthood, our politicians and leaders hardly have any of these attributes.

When colonialists were leaving power and departing to their lands after independence, they chose the collaborators and safe people who wouldn't question the authority of the whites. They chose a safe pair of hands that could not challenge the West's hold on Africa. The liberator rebels that would have emancipated us were either killed, or economically strangled so as to be banished in the village completely. In Uganda, the Bunyoro king who defied the British was ostracised and sent to Kismayu, Somalia. In Kenya, the freedom fighter Dedan Kimathi was hanged, and instruments of power were handed to a colonial apologist, Jomo Kenyatta, a man who was mesmerised so much by Western civilisation, having spent almost 15 years in Britain before he returned to Kenya to be handed the instruments of power.

Do we even know what kind of deals he, Jomo Kenyatta, and other African leaders signed while visiting Britain? Do we know the kind of deals ANC of South Africa signed with the apartheid regime, so that blacks being an economic underclass was never going to be challenged? Such that one of Mandela's last statements before he died was that 'the struggle continues', knowing full well that may be in his lifetime black South Africans hadn't gotten a better economic deal from the white controlled economy?

So, in essence, our purest angels, our purest souls, sit at the tail end of the food chain, never being able to have their wonderful ideas articulated and transformed into a transformative agenda for Africa to move forward, because the West wants to by all means necessary, to keep the neo colonialist state intact. A system that will continually make Africa be the bottom end of the the food chain, so that we just survive to feed the coffers and wealth of the West, but never being able to thrive and prosper to challenge the White supremacy-black subjugation narrative? Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Does Africa Need A Deep State of Statesmen Rather Than Politicians?

African liberators like
Thomas Sankara were
betrayed by their people,
and killed by the West
because Africa has no deep
state composed of statesmen
to chart a country's path
50 years into the future.
While politicians only care
about winning the next
elections, Statesmen care
about a country's future
well into the future.

A deep state exists purposely to protect a nation's interest, and project the country 50 years into the future. Unlike America that has always had a deep state, and which Trump is finding it difficult to go against, Africa does not have a deep state composed of Statesmen. Our deep state is composed of the President's family members and tribal elites, who have absolutely no idea of the way 21st century global geo politics works.

The need for a deep state is simple. Because whilst politicians only care about winning the next elections, a deep state composed of statesmen cares about the well being of a country well into the future. The mistake we have made in Africa is not to back up our liberators with a deep state that is invested in their cause and struggle. So, our liberators are like lone rangers, and when they are eliminated, the revolution dies, and we are once again at the mercy of the West. Eg Thomas Sankara, killed by his friend and compatriot Blaise Compaore on orders from France , Kwame Nkrumah- overthrown by CIA, and Patrice Lumumba, assassinated by CIA and his body burnt in ashes, all these were solitary lone rangers, who held the struggle of Africa at deeply personal levels but had no one to support them and aid their cause.

A deep state is essential in that it is totally hidden from the eyes of the public. So, even if the CIA eliminated the top head, the revolution still goes on. If you think about America, people like Benjamin Franklin, or Henry Kissinger never became Presidents. However, they exerted a great influence on the course and direction of the United States. Even the election of America's first African American President, Barack Obama, was aided by the deep state of the US. When he turned against Africa and killed Gaddafi because Gaddaffi wanted a gold backed currency for Africa, it was on the orders of the American deep state which has paper valueless dollar money, not backed by any resources, and so, they will never allow another country in the world to have a gold and commodities backed currency.

Deep State members don't have to be politicians, in fact, they rarely are. They are leading businessmen. Academics. Media people and journalists. Entertainers and celebrities. This is the state within a state that will shield our leaders against covert operations by the likes of CIA, Mossad, or M16 that are too quick and keen to eliminate our saints, prophets, and liberators. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Let's Shift Our Politics From Tribe And Emotions To Issues And Ideology..

If media reports are anything to go by, the Malawian opposition candidate, Chakwera, has defeated the incumbent, Peter Mutharika. This is a rarity in Africa, for it is exceedingly hard to remove an incumbent from office in Africa, because they have everything going for them. The police. The bribed electoral officials. The military. The courts.

In a phone call in 1991, then DR Congo strongman Mobutu Sese Seko called Kenneth Kaunda, founding President of Zambia, to ask him how he could have lost elections that he had organised. Such is the thinking of the African incumbent big man, that they can never lose elections no matter what.

Opposition parties in Africa must not become our dysfunctional ruling party governments. They must pivot on ideas and issues, rather than narrow ethnic emotions, which sways crowds, but hardly produces the efficient Persian Governor who uses resources optimally so his people can prosper economically. It is why in Africa, we have so many populists who get elected because they appeal to our narrow basic tribal emotions, but these populists have absolutely no idea of what to do once in office.

That's why we have policy papers and actionable points sitting idle in our Presidents and Prime Ministers offices. Did you know that the so called Asian Tigers like Singapore, Malaysia, and South Korea actually borrowed their economic blueprints from Africa. While they had efficient Persian Governors like Lee Kuan Yew, who even though an authoritarian figure was nonetheless a great economic manager, lifting Singapore from a backwater port city to a First world services and skills based economy.

For Africa, it's not too late to start over again. We have lost quite a lot of time, but when we delink politics from tribal competition, of Northern versus Southern Nigerians, Shinas versus Ndembeles in Zimbabwe, Kikuyus versus Luos in Kenya, Xhosas versus Zulus in South Africa, that's when we'll begin to win and take our rightful place in the world. Follow us on Twitter.  Click Here

Just Like Slavery Built The West, It Is Our Best Brains That Are Running The West.

A cotton slave plantation
in Southern United States.
In slavery, millions of African
slaves were transported to
work for free in the Americas.
This powered the economy of
America, and formed the basis
for it's industrial revolution.
Banks such as Barclays, known
in Africa as Absa, were founded
on the proceeds of slavery. At
present, brain drain is the new
slavery, and African brains are
powering the economies of the
West. Philip Emeagwali,
Ndubuisi Ekekwe, Ngozi
Chimmamanda are just some of
those brains.

When we think of the West, we think that they have fully developed by themselves. That's actually not true. The West has always been built on the backs of blacks free labour. Barclays Bank for example, one of the biggest banks in the world which in Africa was acquired by Absa Group, was founded on the proceeds of slavery by English slave merchants, the Barclays brothers. The bank now says it is dedicating a portion of it's wealth to ensure racial diversity and inclusion in it's hiring as well as financing schemes.

In the US, the agrarian revolution coouldn't take off without the free labour from African slaves. They toiled plantation by plantation, farm by farm, to plant and pick cotton, corn, farm dairy animals until America got enough wealth to transition to the industrial economy, and do away with the slaves. Slavery ending had less to do with benevolence of the whites than it had to do with the dawn of the industrial economy, where machines were more productive than physical labour.

In the new age, instead of physical might, it is the knowledge and the brains that are the key economic transformers. And Africa's best brains are still leaving by a huge stretch. A genius in Africa easily receives full scholarships from the so called Ivy League Univerisites like Harvard not out of benevolence, but because they will help power the American economy. Once the brainy Africans graduate from these elite American universities, they get jobs easily through the H1-B visa that allows them to work and stay in the United States for as long as they want.

It is not just America where Africans emigrate to. In 2019, 20,000 Americans migrated to Canada because of their superior academic and professional credentials. This even as the systemic corruption and ineptitude leadership in Nigeria and elsewhere in Africa stifles these brains and talents so that they would never amount to much in mother Africa.

In slavery as in brain drain as in capital flight from our political elite, it is our brains, talents, and material resources that power the West. There are no two ways about it. If we convert even one percent of the brains and talents that go to the West into real tangible wealth to uplift livelihoods in Africa, we would be so far ahead, even a superpower so to speak. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Sell Outs Have Always Betrayed Africa's Progressive Agenda.

Thomas Sankara of
Burkina Faso, perhaps
one of Africa's greatest
leaders of all time. He
was assassinated by his
friend and compatriot
Blaise Compaore under
orders from France. African
liberators and prophets are
usually sold out by their
own.

A certain black liberator said that when fighting for the black man, you should always use one hand, because the other hand is busy fending off attacks from fellow blacks. And that's the sad story of the African liberator. Trust me, when you rise up against the West, they'll use the most idiotic, brainwashed and idea less negroe to bring you down. And that's how African liberators have always faced their downfall.

Take the great Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso, perhaps one of the most outstanding African leaders of all time. He had cut off ties with France. He had singled out the World Bank for it's exploitative and predatory loans to Burkina Faso in particular, and Africa in general. He had empowered women considerably. He abolished air conditioners in civil servants offices so they could feel the heat that fellow Burkinable were feeling. More importantly, he had cut off the Presidential motorcade to just a small car, and a bicycle even.

You would think that someone with these Sankara credentials would be the most beloved African leader ever. But not so. Sankara's friend and compatriot, Blaise Compaore, wouldn't see that Sankara was liberating his people. In collusion with France, he pulled the trigger that sent Sankara to the next world. And just like that, Burkina Faso relapsed into mismanagement and misrule under the 27 years Compaore was the head of the state. France still calls the shots in the country, whereas Sankara had cut off ties with France.

The same case was repeated when Patrice Lumumba was assasinated, and his body burnt in acid in a covert operation by the CIA, in collusion with Lumumba's former chief of staff, Mobutu Sese Seko. So, for the aspiring African liberator, just know that the journey to liberate Africa will mostly be a solitary one, as your friends will quickly turn into enemies and adversaries once the West shows them the big bucks and some delusion of power. As Africans, however brainwashed we have been made to turn against our prophets, it is time we took a long hard look at ourselves, hit the reset button, and support our liberators in every way possible. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

Africa Is Poor Because Elite Africans Are Closet Europeans and Americans.

According to a study, money changes hands at least eighteen times before it leaves the Jewish race. For Africans meanwhile, money leaves our race as soon as it lands. Ever wondered why? Elite educated Africans are closet Europeans and Americans. They have taken to Western culture like fish to water. So, they will not hire their own and prefer the expertise of a foreigner (mostly) white, even though an African could do that job much better. Is it any wonder that African engineers are just reduced to doing basic village road repairs while the real design and engineering of the roads that interconnect our towns ans cities is done by the Chinese and the whites?

We consider our own products to be inferior, and thus want foreign products. Even then, other races trusted their products first, reinvested the revenues from the initial sales towards quality product improvement, before they could export. This is how the Japanese carmaker Toyota was able to match and eventually beat Western car makers like Ford or General Motors.

Our elite send their children to study in the West. They go to overseas hospitals. For instance, Nigerian President Buhari has been in and out of London hospitals. The Prime Minister of Ivory Coast flew to France recently for medical check-up. The former Kenyan Prime Minister is in Dubai for medical check-up. Is it just that our leaders have such a disdain for our doctors, or they consider our hospital facilities only fit for for use by low lifes like us? Why can't we have a Presidential level hospital in every African country? 

It seems wealth tends to whiten people. In fact I would say that if you are incredibly wealthy, then you have ceased being an authentic original African, and have no connection to your roots whatsoever. It's just very hard to find a rich, educated, and grounded authentic African. Why? In that event then, it appears that the African elite is the biggest impediment to our progress as Africa, for our elites have taken to the ways of our oppressors. How could they ever redeem and free up Africa if they are so invested in the oppressors ways? Follow us on Twitter. Click Here

As America Is Darkening, Africa Is Whitening.

As America is darkening, embracing
African spirituality, music, wellness
and holistic medicine and our native
languages such as Hausa, Yoruba,
and Kiswahili, Africa is whitening.
Our kids don't know our ethnic
languages, our spirituality, our culture
and our history. Instead, they speak perfect
English, know all US 50 states, know
US past Presidents without fail, while
they couldn't name the President of
their neighbour country. The
British imperiliast Cecil Rhodes under whom
The Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University
is dedicated, founded a secret society
based on the Shona people of
Zimbabwe spirituality. Meanwhile,
we have taken to Christianity, a religion
that gave us slavery and colonialism,
like fish to water.

The killing of George Floyd has sparked the 'black lives matter' movement, that aims to put black lives firmly in the center of the American conversation. Race relations are quite a loaded topic for Americans, and not even America's first African American President Barack Obama could face it head on. Now, companies, governments, and all American institutions are making arrangements to be racially inclusive.

The darkening of America has been quite considerable. African spirituality like the Yoruba worship of ancient gods is being taught by distinct American groups. More Americans are learning African languages like Hausa, Yoruba, and Kiswshili. African fashion design is becoming a common feature in many retail stores in America. African hip hop music such as that of Tupac cuts across racial barriers.

However, even as America is darkening, Aftica on the other hand, is whitening. We are abandoning our languages and customs at a very fast rate. While there is emphasis on wellness and holistic medicine by many Americans, in Africa, we treat herbal medicine suspiciously, even associating it with wutchcraft, while our ancestors trained for tens of years in order to get expertise in it, and treat various ailments. Western medicine is only meant to manage the condition, not to treat it fully, as this will upset the whole business model of the way big pharma is premised.

Did you know these Westerners wonder as to how even though we are in poverty, we manage to smile, to dance to rhythm, to purify our souls? They are always in constant search for our secrets of spirituality, while conversely, we abandon our religions for their christianity which gave us slavery and colonialism. For instance, the British imperiliast Cecil Rhodes, under whom the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University is dedicated to, was interested in the ancient customs of the Shona people of Zimbabwe, and found a secret society based on the Shona people spirituality. His death wish was to be buried amongst the Shona lands, which was granted. Something to ponder about. Follow us on Twitter. Click Here