Noam Chomsky: America is the gravest danger to world peace
This article titled Noam Chomsky: America is the gravest danger to world peace from Salon is beautifully written and I can’t help but comment. I think in a world where … Continue reading
Why Greece should build strategic alliances with African countries
After the deadlock in Europe over Greece’s debt repayments, should they now look south? After all the flak Greece has received in recent weeks, you would be forgiven for thinking … Continue reading
Foundations of Economic Growth – lessons from pre-industrial Britain – part 1
Among the several books I’m reading is one titled “The Social and Economic History of Britain (1760 – 1965)” by Pauline Gregg, which I picked up at the local bookstore … Continue reading
African empowerment policies compared
African empowerment policies compared via LEXAFRICA Excerpts: The guidelines, which have been approved by Ghana’s government, propose that local participation in the oil and gas sector be increased to 80% … Continue reading
Economic Empowerment
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I’m not sorry to be the one that spoils the party. Especially this particular party…because while Malawi is currently heated … Continue reading
The real reason why I oppose drilling for oil on lake Malawi
Whatever you choose to believe, here is one hypothesis you must seriously consider; That a nation that does not own its natural resources is not independent at all. That instead, … Continue reading
Flipping the Corruption Myth
Flipping the Corruption Myth by Dr Jason Hickel, a lecturer at the London School of Economics and an adviser to /The Rules – Corruption is by far not the main … Continue reading
