The Insurmountable Challenges Of Africa

Are you tired of reading Politically Correct books about our challenges in Africa? Books written by authors afraid to be accused of being racist? Books that scratch the surface about what is really holding us back? Authors who blame everything on the West and China just because they are interested in pleasing the majority of their readers? The authors who blame slavery, colonialism, apartheid for all the ills of our beautiful continent, AFRICA. Wouldn't you love to read a book that calls a spade a spade? Well, look no further than The InSurmuontable Challenges of Africa. In fact, our challenges are very much SURMOUNTABLE. All world challenges are solvable. The African generations (past and present) are sold untruths about why we are in this kind of a mess. Believe me, we don't have to look any further than our shores to identify our problems as well as finding solutions to these problems. Why are large corporations like Nike, Apple, BMW, just to name a few, not eager to open shop in Africa? Yes, there are political challenges with out continent but there are other underlying obstacles that "normal" authors are not willing to share with you. This book shares all that information as well as what we must do as Africans to address these issues. As I noted earlier, some of the views are going to sound offensive to a lot of people because they are not ready to challenge the status quo. The majority of Africans are born into poverty and die in poverty. And do you know whom we are told to blame for this? Get this book to find out more. This book will shed new light into what you've been told from a young age and if you are willing to change, willing to wear a different set of glasses, to view the world with clear glasses (a complete change in mindset) then this is the book for you.

• | Author: Ec Madiba
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Mar 04, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 242 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1798007045
• | ISBN-13: 9781798007044