Thursday, August 13, 2009

The Fish Rots from its Head

Writing in Kenya's The Standard in the wake of the African Opportunity Growth Act (Agoa) summit, Barrack Muluga, a publishing editor and media consultant, mulls how "greedy and visionless leadership" has prevented his country from living up to its true potential. The column is not only insightful, but, from Dodoland's perspective, it is refreshing in how irreverently it transcends party politics and challenges status quo.
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3 comments:

  1. Mamoujee14 August, 2009 09:30

    AGOA is all about US getting oil from Africa and reducing dependency on the Middle East. After Bush Snr & Dick Cheney had drilled the Arab connection, now Barack & Clinton are sent to renew the African root connection avec un parfum de petrole....

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  2. Kozémotandé14 August, 2009 13:13

    Il va sans dire que la MBC va passer en boucle le discours de Hilary Clinton dans les semaines à venir. La campagne électorale du Ptr a semble-t-il démarré à Nairobi aux sons du tamtam!

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  3. Sanjay Jagatsingh14 August, 2009 22:20

    Eh wi. Bizin petrole pu roule sa gro lekonomi la. Ceki interessan sakut la c ki pena zis USA ki p rode ressours dan lafrik. Lafrik ena plisiers galant sa fwa la.

    Ek MMM en kampagne depi 2005.

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