Africa loves indebtedness.

It is very shocking and ironic to see African leaders showing to the world their inability to find innovative solutions to create wealth in Africa.
African leaders who have contributed to their country's debt come together to plead for debt relief. And then Africa will continue to borrow to increase its level of indebtedness.

We are not asking them to invent anything, because we know in Africa that our leaders do not like brainstorming, in.order to find solutions to get their people out of poverty; their development model is simple: borrow money and follow the directives of those from whom they have borrowed, on how to use the borrowed money, of course making sure to share part of this money between themselves and their auxiliaries.
If it is difficult to find innovative solutions, you can copy others; Russia paid its debts, recently some countries did brilliantly to fix their economy, and we are witnesses to how the EU helped Greece to restore its economy.
It's not about being clever; it's about being courageous!

If courage is lacking, do not come and display your limited vision by creating embarrassment for African intellectuals in the eyes of the world.

While Elon proposes DOGE, and you know how corruption is killing African economies;

While the whole world is moving towards renewable energies but Africa has all the minerals for their manufacture;

While Africa holds 60% of the world's arable land, we import food in Africa;

While Africa has a predominantly young population and we are in the digital age;

While Western leaders gather for a summit on artificial intelligence;

You advertise your meeting to ask for mercy to reduce a debt that makes no sense.
Because for you, the only way to finance your governments is to borrow on the terms of those who benefit from your underdevelopment and whose goal is to keep you there.
What a beautiful poster of an anthem of lack of efficiency, creativity, and innovation.

Have you heard how Zelensky defended himself before Trump (he believes that billions of dollars received by Ukraine are donations), and how he ordered the European leader to give him USD 250 billion for their own benefits…
Everything the world needs in terms of natural and mineral resources is abundant in Africa, but we continue to beg for money. It's the height of irony!
And so far, our leaders still have no other solution than to increase Africa's indebtedness, beg to reduce it, then increase it again.



Marius Y. M. C. Oula

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Les Olympiques des OGM.

Image
Nous sommes arrivés au moment fatidique où l’humanité, toutes nations confondues se réunit pour célébrer les jeux olympiques de Paris 2024, dont la cérémonie d'ouverture a été fort belle et à l'image de ce qu'ils ont décidé de ce que sera notre futur monde, une société OGM (Organisme Génétiquement Modifié). L'homme moderne a décidé de manifester sa divinité par sa capacité de création du fait de son intellect supérieur aux autres espèces vivantes, n'avons nous pas été créés a son image et a sa ressemblance comme le dit les écritures?  L'être humain a donc bâti le monde dans lequel il espère s'épanouir et perpetuer son espèce. Après s'être soumis à la nature, il l'a conquise et a ensuite établi ses propres règles d'existence devenant ainsi le dieu qu'il a toujours été depuis son apparition sur terre. Nous avons donc décidé de tout modifier selon notre guise pour repondre a nos aspirations qui ne sont toujours pas en harmonie avec les lois na...
Read more

If they can, we can.

"This video (link below) of Jack Ma presenting Alibaba’s vision to his peers is profoundly inspiring: 'Aim for the stars, and you may reach the heavens.'" Jack Ma's pitching Alibaba to his friends Adopt a global perspective for your enterprise and prepare for inevitable success—not merely to dominate domestically, but to compete with the world’s finest. Consider Naspers, a South African company that achieved precisely this.   Yet most of Africa’s so-called "tech tycoons" operate as mere intermediaries, distributing Western multinationals’ products across the continent. While lucrative for them, this model perpetuates Africa’s technological subjugation. The notion of "technology transfer" is illusory, for true innovation establishes supremacy—and entrenches dependence.   Everything begins with imagination, which crystallizes into ideas and, through sustained action, materializes into reality. After all, Rome was not built in a day.   If Africa c...
Read more

Developing agriculture in rural South Africa.

Image
One of the news about Trump's becoming president of the United States for Africa is the cessation of USAID funding for South Africa (about USD 400 million). Although this will have negative effects on ARV recipients, and the medical coverage of a large number in this country with a very high rate of HIV infections, USAID funding only represents 17% of the country's medical assistance needs. The reason given by Trump is the adoption of the land expropriation bill introduced by South Africa President, Cyril Ramaphosa. For Trump, it is a racist law against white farmers who can be dispossessed of “their lands”; a debate that we will not dwell on, because it is propaganda from white supremacists who consider that they acquired these lands legally, but everyone knows that it is their spoils of apartheid. For our part, we will cite Houphouët Boigny, first president of Côte d'Ivoire, who, to launch the vast agrarian programme in Côte d'Ivoire in the 1970s, had the slogan, ...
Read more