Zimbabwe - Paperback
Zimbabwe - Paperback
Description
by Richard Boidin (Author), Marie Kuhn-Osius (Translator)
A homage to the people of Zimbabwe for their courage in confronting their daily lives.
A dialogue about black and white identity, the impact of slavery and the persistent burden of colonisation.
An acknowledgement of the adverse effect of Western aid on Africa.
A wake-up call about demographic development.
Most of all, an appeal to the black diaspora to fight corruption within Africa so that Africa can truly belong to the Africans.
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