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'It's Sobering Reflection of What Man Did to Fellow Man': Expert on International Day for Remembrance of Slave Trade

'It's Sobering Reflection of What Man Did to Fellow Man': Expert on International Day for Remembrance of Slave Trade

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'It's Sobering Reflection of What Man Did to Fellow Man': Expert on International Day for Remembrance of Slave Trade Even now the former colonial powers... 23.08.2026, Sputnik Africa

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'It's Sobering Reflection of What Man Did to Fellow Man': Expert on International Day for Remembrance of Slave Trade Even now the former colonial powers continue to watch over the continent like "school prefects," Ghanaian scholar Ebenezer Ayesu told Sputnik Africa. The relationship between Africa and Europe was "one‑way trade," with African resources being taken by the West, he added."And now we are not well off; [the West] through their aids and whatever, they just give us a drop from their tables."Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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