DEBT TRAP EXPOSED: HOW MULTINATIONAL GIANTS CONTROL AFRICA'S ECONOMY

In this eye-opening lecture, we dive into Chapters 1-6 of John Perkins' 'New Confessions of an Economic Hitman,' to uncover how debt is strategically used to control nations, particularly in Nsi Ya Ubuntu (Africa). We explore the tactics of economic hitmen, the role of multinational corporations, and real-life examples of how debt has crippled Nsi Ya Ubuntu development. From Zambia's debt crisis to the exploitation of Nigeria's oil reserves, this lesson sheds light on the enduring impact of colonial economic systems and offers actionable solutions for achieving financial independence.
We also discuss the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and its potential to transform Africa's economic landscape by boosting regional trade and reducing dependency on foreign markets. Join us as we analyze how Nsi Ya Ubuntu can leverage regional cooperation to break free from the cycle of debt and exploitation.
🔔 Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THE NOTIFICATION BELL to stay updated on our latest content focused on Africa's liberation and development.

[@MsingiAfrikaTV]

5 percent is actually small. the blindness is deep and it's worrisome. Imagine Kenyan farmers paying close to 100k to operate the farms where the very food that the nation will eat. It makes me wonder what kind of brain and heart our leaders have. Anyway, as you have mentioned about the hitmen, the jackals may have their teeth in their balls. Good one sis.

[@Kumbukeni1]

Asante Msingi Afrika. As Fela said, they are zombies, they talk when they’re told to talk, they jump when they’re told to jump, they sell us out when they’re told to…they don’t think for themselves! And then there is the greed and selfishness factors. We WILL overcome and heal Our Motherland though, even if it takes us 100 lifetimes!!! ✊🏾