Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Is South Africa Africa Worse off Under Black People? : Electricity and Development Problems and the Question of Race : A Debate

Gloria,

its simply a presentation of a debate by others.

people are asking why there are strategic infrastructural problems now that Black people are in charge, like they are in charge in the poorly functioning Black countries.

is that not a qs to be expected?

On Wed, 20 Mar 2019 at 19:52, Emeagwali, Gloria (History) <emeagwali@ccsu.edu> wrote:

Where are you going with this, Adepoju?

Another way to approach  this issue would be to solicit submissions for solving the current

electricity  deficit  in South Africa-   to prevent  white

nationalists from exploiting the matter on their political platforms.

Meaningful debates are always helpful.

GE

www. africahistory.net

  

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Subject: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Is South Africa Africa Worse off Under Black People? : Electricity and Development Problems and the Question of Race : A Debate

 

                                                                                                       

                                                                           

                                                            Is South Africa Africa Worse off Under Black People? 

                                                   Electricity and Development Problems and the Question of Race

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"South Africa's troubled state-run electricity firm, Eskom, says 11 of its power plants have been shut down"
What's wrong with us?

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  Olatunde Olayinka Ayinde The Africa in South Africa had been silent all along. Now it's no longer silent like the D in Django. Lol

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  Akintayo Akinlabi We've been experiencing load shedding every four hours for weeks

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  Abiodun Ijawoye Blacks manipulations are beginning to take its evil hold just like what Nigerians now refer to as the good old days

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  Ajao Babatunde Inefficiency and corruption.. I guess!

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