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Africa Still Not Awake: Economic Coloniality & Punishment Persist for Those Who Resist – SA Activist
Africa Still Not Awake: Economic Coloniality & Punishment Persist for Those Who Resist – SA Activist
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Africa Still Not Awake: Economic Coloniality and Punishment Persist for Those Who Resist, Says SA Activist Scholar"That system is very much still in place... 25.03.2026, Sputnik Africa
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Africa Still Not Awake: Economic Coloniality and Punishment Persist for Those Who Resist, Says SA Activist Scholar"That system is very much still in place today in the ways, for example, in which our mineral resources are still being extracted from the continent to go and be processed elsewhere, and then come back and be sold to us," Zandi Radebe told Sputnik Africa.The scholar brought up the example of Zimbabwe that took back its land, and is being punished for that, and called on young people to speak out against "mental slavery."Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X
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Africa Still Not Awake: Economic Coloniality & Punishment Persist for Those Who Resist – SA Activist
23:31 25.03.2026 (Updated: 09:30 31.03.2026) Africa Still Not Awake: Economic Coloniality and Punishment Persist for Those Who Resist, Says SA Activist Scholar"That system is very much still in place today in the ways, for example, in which our mineral resources are still being extracted from the continent to go and be processed elsewhere, and then come back and be sold to us,"
Zandi Radebe told
Sputnik Africa.
The scholar brought up the example of Zimbabwe that took back its land, and is being punished for that, and called on young people to speak out against "mental slavery."
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