On the incompatibility of democracy in Africa - Biyoghe, Serge Kevin
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Let Africa turn towards itself, and let it live according to its own rhythm. It is not a question of being in autarky, but in autonomy. The great civilizations were able to choose, at a given moment, the links they maintained with the global dynamic, their mode and their modalities of insertion in this dynamic, according to the objectives they had set themselves. Of course, we are already caught up in internal and external dynamics. But the most important thing is to define our course: even if the winds change, we know where we are going. We can then choose and adjust our trajectories and…mehr

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Let Africa turn towards itself, and let it live according to its own rhythm. It is not a question of being in autarky, but in autonomy. The great civilizations were able to choose, at a given moment, the links they maintained with the global dynamic, their mode and their modalities of insertion in this dynamic, according to the objectives they had set themselves. Of course, we are already caught up in internal and external dynamics. But the most important thing is to define our course: even if the winds change, we know where we are going. We can then choose and adjust our trajectories and paths.A reflection on Africa is at the same time a reflection on the world. Africa has an inventiveness to bring to the world.
Autorenporträt
Serge Kevin Biyoghe ist ein gabunischer Journalist und Schriftsteller. Er ist Mitglied der SCAM (Société Civile des Auteurs Multimédias), Mitglied der SGDL (Société des Gens De Lettres), Mitglied des SFCC (Syndicat Français de la Critique de Cinéma), Mitglied der UDEG (Union Des Écrivains Gabonais) und Chefredakteur des Online-Mediums 7joursinfo.