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Time is a continuous motion of present to present. We are in "today" but it is the same thing we were calling "tomorrow" yesterday. Let us adopt new mindsets and act today to create the Africa of tomorrow. The Africa we complain of today was created by the mindsets of yesterday.
There is no point attempting transformation unless new attitudes and mindsets are created. Without that, implementing programmes and projects effeciently is wasted effort and as Drucker said, "there is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all"
Majority of Africans remain poor though the continent has so much wealth including arable land and the most expensive natural resources. That mystery reminds me that water quenches fire but if the captain and crew lose control a ship can burn in the middle of the sea. Leadership?
Being wealthy means "having lots of resources/assets"
Yet many "poor nations" in Africa are the same nations classified as "resource rich nations".
Resource rich but poor? Is it that the nations are rich but the people poor or the nations don't know they are rich? Just wondering
China's case proves that sizeable purchasing power, not multiparty democracy, is the trigger for domestic investments/FDIs. Africa must leverage the AfCFTA and the 1.2 billion population to stimulate domestic investments/FDIs else the search for FDIs will remain an illusion.
Building capacity without building self-confidence is wasted effort. If they have no confidence to question old theories nor the audacity to try new ideas, capacity building only prepares them to remain in the status quo and to look up to those who look down on them. Yep !!!
We were told foreign direct investments (FDIs) flow to countries with multiparty democracy but China now gets more FDIs than all western democracies including the USA and far far more than African nations with 40 years of multiparty democracy. Isn't it time for a new theory?
Rwandan Minister for ICT, Hon. Paula Ingabire, says that teachers are at the core of education and the country is driving the upskilling of the teaching profession in digital literacy and new technologies.
#eduafrica#digitalafrica#digitaleducation#africanbrains#africa
Now introducing the splendid 'National Ballet of #Rwanda, URUKEREREZA.' It captures Rwandan traditional music, dance, attire, architecture, and art.
The words in the song extend heartfelt hospitality and greetings to visitors and loved ones alike.
#AfricaDay#KnowAfrica
Volcano 🌋erupt for Congo we no come together do these wanna trend some for them but if hurricane Linda hit Yaanom right now like we dey here de do the most. We for think deep as Africans
I’m confused. Ghanaians are ick-ed by the fact that Ghanaians talk like Ghanaians and speak Ghanaian languages “too much”?
It might seem contradictory but coming here made me deep how unconsciously self-loathing we can get. Because what else should a Ghanaian talk like?