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  • On Walter Rodney and Africa’s underdevelopment

    Ndangwa Noyoo | Popular Participation & Democratization
    30.06.2016

    In his new book, South African academic Ndangwa Noyoo contends that Africans can longer continue to attribute their underdevelopment to the machinations of Europeans and other foreigners. Africans themselves are to blame for their own failings. An excerpt.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Walter Rodney, Underdevelopment

  • Revisiting Cabral’s 'weapon of theory'

    Ndangwa Noyoo | Governance
    22.01.2014

    Africa’s post-colonial history is one of unfulfilled missions because the national leadership has been lacking in revolutionary theory and ideology. Since so-called independence, Africa is still awaiting that moment when leaders such as Cabral will once again rise to the occasion and drive an agenda for the total liberation of Africa, from all vestiges of imperialism and neo-colonialism

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