I think that a revolutionary transformation in the African continent might be relatively easy, given that Africa lacks a strong capitalist foundation, well-developed class formations and relations of production, and a stable, entrenched state system. I think what is needed now is a rejection of the past Bonapartist "African Socialist" regimes, a long-term program of class-consciousness building, relevant education, and increased individual participation in social struggles. Long term development will only be possible if there is a radical break with both capitalism and the state system.
Exactly what it says. What do you think would the best way for a revolution to begin in Africa?
"What should happen in Africa?" What do you mean by that?
Ah, I see! You've got me interested now. What are your opinions on what should happen in Africa?
No one famous, just an elderly Mossi man. The Mossi are a people of central Burkina Faso.
Who's the guy in your picture?
Liberate our minds, by any means necessary! What kind of anarchist are you?
