Title: Conversing With Africa
First published: 2003
Description: "Mukoma wa Ngugi's Conversing with Africa is a wide-ranging investigation of Africa's dilemmas and his analysis is bleak; 'abject poverty, despotism, coups, ethnic cleansings--all under the rubric of neo-colonialism, all structured under the debilitating conditions of the World Bank and the IMF--continue to ravage the continent.' He argues for [the] imperative need for action [and] for Africans to become their own agents of change, proposing nothing less than a Pan-African solution to the ills of the continent. [New Internationalist July 2004 review].
Subjects: Politics and government, Revolutions, Economic conditions, Relations, Foreign relations
Places: Africa, Developed countries
Time periods: 1960-