There is, however, an Economic Commission which appears to have lost direction for ailing Africa Economics. The political organisation for Africa Unity has been a dead statue of a monument or at best an empty talking shop. We are saying that much industrial and functional activity for progress is not much in ourselves. We have gathered long enough to eat and survive to be still gathering-conscious. No wonder, when the Slave Ships return, there is the scramble for cargo shipment of woe and destruction.
Ethnicity provides much ground for such wear and pain.
Ethnic Sudan, and ethnic Angola, ethnic Rwanda and Burundi, for example, cannot yet extricate themselves from such wars. The ships need to have cargo. The wars must go on then. There is none to intervene because all are enslaved by lust to fill up the Slave Ships. If Christianity and Islam cannot give us any break and free us of our fettered minds, and so Muslim Sudan, for example, continues to whip her Christian neighbours at their backs for daring to observe the Christian festival of Easter last fall, we do not know yet what else of light to dawn on us to free us of our bondage.