Ursachen der Unterentwicklung in Subsahara-Afrika

Sub-Saharan Africa is suffering; it has endured and continues to suffer from all sorts of evils. These evils hinder its development. In 'Les racines du mal nègre' by Professor Kuakuvi Kuamvi Mawulé Magloire, the causes of these evils are identified as colonization, racism, religion, the slave trade, and the E.A.F.A. system, along with more recent causes such as neocolonialism and neoimperialism, the wealth of natural resources, the will to power, and ignorance. If we understand what the misfortune of sub-Saharan Africa is, and if the modest proposals in this book regarding education, state systems, international trade, exploitation of African natural resources, agriculture, and human resources are put into practice, we hope that Africa can break free from underdevelopment. The development that Africa needs today is sustainable development that meets the needs of current generations without compromising the needs of future generations, especially in light of the rampant exploitation of natural resources, oil, and forests.