Resetting Africa’s Mind Is The First Step To Liberation Ugandan journalist Andrew Mwenda (Andrew M. Mwenda) argues Africans must first decolonise our minds before true liberation can occur on the continent. The founder of The Independent (The Independent), a Kampala-based magazine, laid out the case to the East Africa... Media Group (EAMG TV). Drop us a comment on one way we can decolonise our minds. Follow us: The Spearhead Video credit: EAMG TVshow more

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent First is to end white religion

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent That would mean that true liberation would not happen in my life time. Because with all the knowledge and data provided, you still have *educated* black minds fighting against the Pan-African movement. You still have black people defending western imperialist system. 🤧😭

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent Start by fixing the borders. The African Union is a travesty of a continental organisation

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent This sensitization must continue in full scale, cos we actually need it...

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent 'Emmancipate yourselves from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our minds'. Bob Marley

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@Tasetireloaded2 @AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent Well designed for failure 😨

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent The challenge with the African elites like Mwenda is that most of their seemingly good ideas about decolonizing the mind remains largely in abstract, and them as the new colonisers of the black people through collusion with the white corporate world in looting and pillaging.

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent Intellectual sovereignty is very critical to Pan African liberation.

@AndrewMwenda @UGIndependent Of course right, our mind, mainly that of leaders and the ellite should be decolonized. Then people's mind can be easily liberated.