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Brandt, Lomé and Africa’s Economies: The Limitations of Systemic ElixirsThe ultimate paradox concerning the condition of Africa’s economies has been aptly stated by Ah Mazrui when he writes that:

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The Commonwealth and AfricaOf the 49 members of the Commonwealth 15 - almost one-third-are in Africa and in the last 20 years African affairs have loomed larger in Commonwealth discussion and Commonwealth preoccupation than those of any other region.

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Alain Badiou on Political Educationobilise its vast resources in order to make an impact on the world political stage. This hope was bolstered by the confident assertion of non-alignment and the fact that Africa accounted for almost one-third of the world’s total number of states. In the mid-1980s, however, this optimism has given wa

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Cosmopolitics and the Emergence of a Futurefrica not only opened up Africa to the rapidly industrialising, capital-oriented new world of Western Europe, it also brought an entirely new and highly advanced technological civilization to Africa. The social and political consequences of this contact have been monumental for Africa. The structure