Looking back, secondary school was full of people with incredible potential. Some were brilliant academically, some could make an entire classroom laugh, others were naturally witty, outspoken, fearless or exceptionally creative. There was so much raw talent around us.
Looking back, secondary school was full of people with incredible potential. Some were brilliant academically, some could make an entire classroom laugh, others were naturally witty, outspoken, fearless or exceptionally creative. There was so much raw talent around us.
#Gabon#Africa
La Chine elle-même se cherche. Au-delà de la façade maritime, il n'y a rien. Elle a déjà développé combien de pays? Un pays ne développe pas les autres pays. Je définis le développement comme;La : la réduction de l'incertitude. Et chaque société a ses réalités.
Isn't this what happens when one person amasses so much power that elected representatives fear serving him more than they feel accountable to the people who elected them?
Idk know the context, but let me assume they're Rwandans, surely you can distinguish being anti-Rwanda from being anti-regime. That's a nuance someone with your educational background shouldn't miss.
The Rwandan myth that you cannot in any circumstance tell apart a Nilotic/Cushitic race from a Bantu race is quite interesting.
“One nation” but almost every top and influential position is occupied by someone belonging to the minority.
Somehow people drink the KoolAid.
You are all being hard on Mobutu. Lumumba was the worst thing to have ever happened to Congo
Because if there was no Lumumba, there would've been no Mobutu.
Lorsqu'on vous dit que Mobutu avait hérité d'un pays fonctionnel et doté d'importants acquis avant de le conduire au déclin, puis de laisser aux Congolais le djalelo coe principal héritage, ces archives étayent cette affirmation. Il était la pire chose qui soit arriver à ce pays.
@Mchinagraphics Mm nlshasema I never wtahc that Bongo filamu ama Kombolela typa shit coz its so horrible
Wakina Marichuy na Angelo (Wamexico na wafilipino) ndo wenye sasa
Most are saying security issues/cost of travel, but my guess is less complex society make apparent simple solutions unheard off. There is a certain societal complexity needed to make simple things obvious, superstition and drudgery are hallmark of isolated people.