Challenges of African Governance: Thinking African, Acting Internationally
The article delves into the disconnect between thinking African but acting with an international mentality among African leaders, hindering concrete development since the late 1950s. It highlights how African leaders often contradict their public policies with their actions, drawing on categorizations of Africa by various entities like Pew Data Analysis and the US State Department.
The analysis emphasizes the need for African leaders to align their actions with their African identity to foster genuine progress and development.
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