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Ama Ata Aidoo

One of Africa's finest literary minds has sadly joined the ancestors last year on 31st May
2023 .

Ama Ata Aidoo, Ghanaian author, poet and academic passed after a short ilness. She was 81
She was one of the greats we lost in 2023.
Her work foregrounded the lived experiences of African women and promoted the idea of a unique African identitygo and COOk
She first made her name with the plav eases
Dilemma of a Ghost, which - in 1965 - also made her the first African female dramatist to get published. It's about a Ghanaian man who brings his Black-American wife to live with him in Africa, and the challenges and culture clash this creates.

Other notable works include Our Sister Killjoy
(1970), Changes: A Love Story (1991) and An Angry Letter in January and Other Poems
(1992). Her repertoire earned her widespread recognition and a string of awards - including the Commonwealth Writers' Prize and the Nelson Mandela Prize for Poetry.
Aidoo was also committed to improving education for young Africans - becoming
Ghanals education minister in 1982. she. a ?
resigned after a year and a half, after failing to push through universally free schooling.
She was then hired by Zimbabwe to develop school curriculums.

As an academic, she held posts at a number of American and Ghanaian institutions. In 2000, she set up the Mbaasem Foundation, which supports African women writers.
Though she may be gone, the African giantess will be fondly remembered by many that learnt at her feet. She helped us see our own importance and reminded us of African responsibilities in ensuring our survival.
We ioin Africans everwhere in celebratis
her life by sharing this memorable video - in which she picks apart Western mistreatment of Africans, and in which her personality shines.

Rest in power, Mama Aidoo.

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AMERICAN V AFRICAN DEBT

Why is it that America can run up huge debts and survive, but African countries cannot?

Well, it's simple. The US can print the greenback, while the rest of the world can't.

Listen to economist David Hudson explain how that basic fact underpins the world order and keeps Uncle Sam on top.
#America #Debt #Africa #Economist

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HUGE POTENTIAL IN E-COMMERCE IN AFRICA #GROWTH

RWANDA BILL PASSED

Sending or RETURNING people or MONEY to RWANDA?

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USA & UK MONEY PRINTER

How it affects African GDP

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DIASPORA INDIA

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HUMAN ASSETS

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Litigation Free Land

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UGANDA ECONOMY

INDIAN DIASPORA GOING HOME TO UGANDA AND REBUILDING

At NAM Kampala summit, Uganda President Yoweri Museveni recalls how Idi Amin's expelled Indians which impacted his country's economy; says, 'Indian returnees built 900 factories"

Reflecting on Uganda’s History particularly on the mass expulsion of Asians,
a majority being Indian Ugandans, during Idi Amin's rule.

President Museveni acknowledged the regrettable mistakes made by the government.

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