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Marco Rubio’s speech at the Munich Security Conference made it clear that the United States intends to restore Western domination and to place its hegemony above values and multilateralism. While many of us have long understood this reality, he expressed it without apology, even lamenting Europe losing its colonies and urging it to reclaim strength and direction. The language of equality among peoples feels increasingly hollow in this context. What he is advancing is the idea that the West stands superior in civilization and must therefore dominate, and that Europe must align or risk marginalization. It is a clear invitation to reassert control across the world. Those of us in the Global South must recognize this position for what it is and understand that the United States and the broader West will pursue wealth and power with determination and without sentimental restraint. The deeper concern lies within our own house. Many of our nations in Africa are led by leaders who do not even require subjugation because they surrender leverage freely. They are prepared to trade land, resources, and long-term sovereignty in exchange for the guarantee of staying in power and preserving narrow privileges. That internal weakness becomes the true opening for our dominance. What we are witnessing resembles a new Berlin Conference. In Berlin, imperial powers claimed a civilizing mission and portrayed others as uncivilized to justify their conquest. Today there is no need for such moral cover. They speak and act from a deep sense of entitlement toward other nations, their people, and their resources. That entitlement extends beyond economics into culture and identity. They assume the right to shape the political order of others and to export their model as universal. Africa is already trapped in systems that take our wealth and limit our choices. If we stay silent and divided, those systems will only grow stronger, and what little sovereignty we have left will slowly disappear.

Do we really want this guy to get away with 11.6 billion SHA money? He actually laughed at us on TV when he was asked about it and took it like nothing serious. But our relatives, old parents & friends are suffering in hospitals he, Duale has stolen 11 billion to feed his camels ���. He’s now quiet giving us time to forget. He can’t resign & the president has said nothing about it because he is also busy stealing too. 11 billion is enoi money to stop everything first to find it then resume, it should be a huge concern! In a country where systems work, Duale would be in prison, reassigned or at least stepped aside to give room for investigation. But in this country, he’s proudly walking around because he’s a close friend of the president. But still, we’ve not run out of options, ALL POWER BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE, we can occupy his office or his home in our numbers & demand his resignation or imprisonment. I believe if just 10,000 of us walk to his home or office to demand accountability, this money will be found & help our sick people.