Afrilition and the prophesy of an African renaissance, By Adéwálé Àjàdì
My brother’s position had a lot of merit, and so did the editorials because, in a privatised public business, the questions of true value will never end.
Despite African excellence not being to dominate others, this will not stop them from doing all in their power to maintain their chokehold.
Some African institutions are acting in very visionary ways, especially in processing African mineral wealth and developing industrial capacity to change patterns from being producers of raw and primary commodities to adding value through industrial processes and producing secondary and finished goods.
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