Africa Needs Psychological Liberation & Material Infrastructure to Develop: SA Expert
Africa Needs Psychological Liberation & Material Infrastructure to Develop: SA Expert
"The extractive neocolonial paradigm has served to ensure that Africa's infrastructure remains orientated towards export-led growth" rather than internal integration of production, distribution, and consumption, Rasigan Maharajh, professor at Tshwane University of Technology, told Sputnik Africa, commenting on the Russian FM's recently published article.
"The peoples of Africa and their respective governments are increasingly aware of the subterfuge and duplicitousness of the combined West," he emphasized.
Commenting on BRICS+, the analyst said its most successful members show that combining labor and science to drive industrialization delivers real development and reduces poverty.
To benefit from emerging multipolarity, African countries must:
Improve the quality of their human capabilities;
Expand domestic infrastructure;
Widen policy perspectives.
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