Il saggio analizza la distinzione tra pseudopolitica e vera politica in Africa, evidenziando come l'immoralità dei politici abbia soffocato il continente. Attraverso esempi, si sostiene che la recente evoluzione politica rappresenti una nuova forma di colonialismo, con la necessità di restaurare la moralità per favorire il progresso.
Understanding Morality, Politics, and Pseudo Politics, in Africa
The essay critically examines the distinction between pseudo-politics and true politics in Africa, highlighting the prevalence of the former. It argues that the continent has suffered under immoral leadership, where power maintenance overshadows genuine governance. By analyzing specific African nations, the author contends that recent political changes often resemble a new form of colonialism, driven by Machiavellian principles. The resulting turmoil, including coups and violence, underscores the urgent need for ethical governance to foster social, economic, and political advancement in Africa.