Contrary to the intellectual who has a tendency to see only with his mind, the illiterate offers the advantage to see with both his body and his mind. He sees with his brain, his eyes, his belly, his ears, his nose, all his senses. In Congo the world of citizens and the world of political decision-makers have moved apart from one another. A whole series of signs indicates the disturbed nature of the relationships between citizens and politics, between the population and those who govern. These leaders who use national sovereignty to deprive masses of citizens of their fundamental human rights no longer have a claim or place in the heart of this society.
Politicians seem unable to offer credible solutions.
It is the task of literate and illiterate responsible citizens to think and to explore other approaches. May 6, 2001. Go to story. The Maputo Corridor Development, part of South Africa's Spatial Development Initiative, is linking Mozambique's ocean front with South Africa's interior, and as a result, all new kinds of developments are either popping up along the way or on the drawing boards for development. It is one of the most ambitious and exciting initiatives undertaken within the Southern African region.