For decades, we have been made to believe that African leaders are corrupt, lack the desire for inclusive development, and are motivated by a perpetual hold on power — Perpetualism. While I do not dispute these claims, I believe they only describe the symptoms of a deeper human condition. Corruption, after all, is not a uniquely African phenomenon; it is a universal instinct of self-preservation and greed.
Come to think of it: how then do we explain the recurring scandals in the…
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