Think of where Africa is today and what the original dream and vision of the founding fathers? #AlwaysRemember: A united and prosperous continent which benefited all her people…
As voice of the people #Grassroots… Now is the time to address challenges of poverty, unemployment, skills development, industrialisation, women empowerment, infrastructure development and inequality.
The Africans of today and tomorrow should not forget the pan-African spirit of yesterday
We need to emancipate ourselves; I wonder why we choose to fight each other instead of uniting against common enemies such as poverty and corruption. And why did we choose to fight over anglophone and francophone languages instead of fighting for the promotion of our indigenous languages?
How can we recapture the pan-Africanist spirit of yesterday and transfer it onto the next generations?
Someone once said. I often think of our forefathers – Kwame Nkrumah, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, Thomas Sankara, Haile Selassie… I hope that the spirit of pan-Africanism and their wish for a united Africa has not been buried in the African soil along with the great icons who fought so hard for it in a not so distant past and that, one day, we, the generations of the future, will make them proud.
