Our African market is targeted with international criticism and misguided theories about what we should invest in, what our economies are liable for or achieving and whether or not to inflate our military forces to ensure external powers-that-be do not penetrate our 'walls'.
Is this what the African citizen is thinking about? Are we worried about what external forces have to say about the second largest continent on Earth; the first astrologists, world-inventors and caretakers of our Mother?
Our Africa, yes OUR AFRICA, has so much to offer � its diverse cultures, grasslands/desserts/coastlines, architecture, ecologies, and yes � our economies, but most importantly our people are the reasons we call ourselves Africans.
Our blood flows strong with courage and gives us the will to get up and fight for a living in a world of unforgiving, unrighteous and corrupt governments. Africans live where the rich are rewarded for being rich and the poor are relentlessly hunted down for being unable to provide the governments with funds, when they can barely feed themselves or their families.
