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The world exploited Afrika to gain the level of wealth that they are enjoying now. However, many Africans believe that we can build our wealth in the same manner (Capitalists).
A few questions:
1. Do we need to redefine what it means to be wealthy?
2. What would that definition look like?
3. Will it be attainable by the billions youths coming in the next couple of decades?
4. How do we redistribute and manage the natural resources that is the whole continent?
Just some thoughts as we look at the future and coming fierce competition for Afrikan resources by (and this is not an exaggeration) the whole planet!
The migration of the youths can be seen as an attempt to depopulate so that the extraction will be easier with no young men to defend the land.
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“Do we need to redefine what it means to be wealthy?”
We need to define what it means be wealthy and only we.
What is considered “wealth” by many today isn’t wealth at all. Not one bit.“What would that definition look like?”
The realization of our Culture.
Our Culture is all about wealth. Wealth is prosperity.“Will it be attainable by the billions youths coming in the next couple of decades?”
Easy.
If we, the ones before them, handle our business.“How do we redistribute and manage the natural resources that is the whole continent?”
We need to take control of what is ours.
In our hearts, in our very nature, in ourselves, we know what to do.It is unnatural for Black People to be poor. We need to create a society where no one is without. That is the Black way.
Security
Water
Food
Shelter
We need a system that assures the foundations. Everything else will go from there.A much more detailed answer to these questions as well as others require the utmost care.
And this “competition” been fierce. We just ain’t been “competing”.
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