Titlebook: Capitalism and Freedom in African Political Philosophy; Grivas Muchineripi Kayange Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Monique van Doorn,Margriet de Witir for trial on homicide, some African nations defied the international call for his arrest, arguing that this was a violation of the independence and national sovereignty. The African Union as a custodian of African identity joined the conflict and denied the eradication of Al Bashir as a seating African president.

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Monique van Doorn,Margriet de Witeration the glorious past of Africa and transforms the mind-set of the African individuals, toward a new and prosperous continent. This presents a shared dream by different individuals that have hope of a better life in Africa.

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Monique van Doorn,Margriet de WitThis capitalism differs from the classical version promoted by the IMF and World Bank given that it minimizes conditionalities and argues for the promotion of the independence of the African states. Regardless of this aspect, the possibility of exploitation of the African nations remains an open possibility.

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Monique van Doorn,Margriet de Witumulation among the indigenous populations, non-governmental organizations, and other religious bodies. It is argued that primitive accumulation in its different forms is one of the main causes of suppression of individual freedom and potential of the masses toward the accumulation of wealth.

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Economic Freedom Conflict,rnment of Mugabe. The chapter also considers the conflict in Malawi, mainly focusing on devaluation and market price control. In both cases, these conflicts led to a series of sanctions given to these African nations forcing them to change.

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General Introduction,e African context. The chapter introduces the idea of ‘African political philosophy’ focusing on its semantics and some brief reference to historical evolution. It indicates different themes that have been commonly discussed in this context such as nationalism, socialism, populism, Marxism, Pan-Afri