The rate at which people of African descent are demanding visibility, inclusion and accountability of the past through world bodies will bring problems if not slowed down. 1 UN vote on transatlantic slave trade, 1 on maps and an ongoing one on security council seat all in 1 year.
@JKyalo37828 Valid idea. Only that the processing wouldn't be done by government as such socialist models have proved ineffective over time. Convince African elite to build such companies instead of overinvesting in the real estate cliche. Foreign companies won't deny their own people jobs.
@muchogokariuki The traffic along that road or at least between Kenol and Makutano, was immense before the dual carriage. Not sure it deserved to be dualed before Rironi - Nakuru, but it was a necessity.
@theutdcode Their sense of purpose probably outdoes their fear of death. But deep down I think that fear is still there to an extent, despite them denying it.
@AfricaFirsts Beautiful country with great history, amazing aviation industry, shiny enviable capital, but with a high potential to split up like Yugoslavia.
@wmnjoya From my own experience as an engineer trained locally, there are very few companies here in areas like electronics that can absorb and hone someone's skills. Some have tried creating products themselves but are struggling because the electronics ecosystem is mostly based in Asia.
@Moros_kuanos The dancing tribesmen culture of welcoming dignitaries has become outdated. Problem is that if one abolishes it, they'll be accused of cutting down job opportunities for vulnerable communities.
@LGBTariQ People will always try to dissociate from collective identities considered negative or of low value whenever they encounter a small differentiating factor.