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EPA and the Moral Failure of African Leadership

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  • Ghfuo, change ur thinking 10 years ago

    Dr. Nkrumah saw that this coming even before the eu could develop the blueprint. I'm curious tonfind out what gh parliament think about this

  • Son of Africa 10 years ago

    This tells us all in Ghana that,our leaders are the same as the old kings who sold us into slavery.It is sad enough to witness that we Africans are going different ways to confront our common enemy.The betrayal of our leaders ...
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  • KWADWO 10 years ago

    OUR LEADERS REFUSE TO READ AND THINK FOR MORE THAN 400 YEARS THE SLAVE TRADE WENT ON THE BLACK LEADERS ACCEPTED DRINKS AND TOBBACCO TO CAPTURE AND SELL THEIR OWN TO BUILD THE ECONOMIES OF THE WEST."THE WRECTHED OF THE EARTH" ...
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  • insight to the bone 10 years ago

    some people from the ndc when they hear the truth about their genocide and racist tribalism go into a stupefied frenzy foaming at the mouth thinking that will make their lies and propaganda true . The fact remain the Akans ar ...
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  • NON-ALIGNED 10 years ago

    Francis........you have done a good job, once again. The following is a 'must read' book - "Why Economic Partnership Agreements Undermine Africa's Regional Integration."
    By Steve McDonald, Stephen Lande, and Dennis Matanda
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  • Papah 10 years ago

    This is d type of constructive reproach our policy makers must not fail to listen learn from and adapt for betterment of fast retrogressing continent/country;; u cannot have any excuse than to listen to this kind of insightfu ...
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  • Papah 10 years ago

    This is the type of constructive reproach our policy makers must not fail to listen to, learn from and adapt for the betterment of our fast retrogressing continent/country; you cannot have any excuse than to listen to this ki ...
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  • Papah 10 years ago

    This is d type of constructive reproach our policy makers must not fail to listen learn from and adapt for betterment of fast retrogressing continent/country;; u cannot have any excuse than to listen to this kind of insightfu ...
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  • Papah 10 years ago

    This is d type of constructive reproach our policy makers must not fail to listen learn from and adapt for betterment of fast retrogressing continent/country;; u cannot have any excuse than to listen to this kind of insightfu ...
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  • francis kwarteng 10 years ago

    Dear My Good Friends,

    Thanks to you both for the kind words.

    NON-ALIGNED, thanks for the book. However, I will like to know if it is a real book or an essay.

    I could not find it on amazon.com though I found a PDF o ...
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  • Someguy 10 years ago

    If only they were capable of critical thinking

  • Kojo T 10 years ago

    We need to keep it up and conscientize the people. Sometimes I wonder what has happened to our leaders

  • NANA APINTOHENE OF OBURONIKROM 10 years ago

    What a masterpiece of intellectual analysis, brilliantly crafted to inform and provoke deeper appreciation of the problems facing Africa and the solutions/suggestions to confront them.I seriously think you must be invited to ...
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  • Aye 10 years ago

    Thanks for sharing!
    Africa will NEVER Die!
    Some of us are SO proud of our heritage and culture,we shall fight till the end.
    Nkrumah NEVER dies!!!

  • Hakeem Olaonipekun 10 years ago

    This is an insightful piece that should be made available not only to African politicians and policy
    makers, but also to our leaning institions!

  • KWABENA OHEMENG,LONDON 10 years ago

    The problem with Africa is that most of the politicians directing political affairs in the continent firstly did not experience colonialism and secondly do not know why our former leaders fought hard to get rid of colonialism ...
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  • Asiwome 10 years ago

    Oppression and bigotry have long been part of our own traditions, so if anyone exploits these traits, we must not complain. We can all find aspects of our indigenous traditions in the pages of the Bible, they are exercised by ...
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  • The Change Agent 9 years ago

    Who brought you the bible?

    Does it not bother you that the same bible that you fawn over was used to justify the enslavement and degradation of your ancestors?

    What is wrong with our traditional religions? Why do we alw ...
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  • Kenwoot 10 years ago

    Grace of God upon you for such a great work you have done . It is right in our nose that , the west especially; the EU has seen African leaders as a platform to mount their evil schemes . EPA is slavery in disguise , se ...
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  • GOLD COAST 10 years ago

    Wofa Kwarteng,who is this Brazilian thinker?(If you were referring to Fanon,he was born in France;Fort-de-France,Martinique - a Department of France in the Caribbean Sea).

    PEACE

  • francis kwarteng 10 years ago

    Dear Good Friend,

    I was referring to Paulo Freire (Freire based his work on Fanon's writings).

    Thanks.

  • The Change Agent 9 years ago

    I am very impressed by this article. It shows a deep level of knowledge and a profound understanding of the complex myriad of challenges facing Africa and Africans as a whole.

    I am very happy that (at least) some fellow Gh ...
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