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Wode Maya: Why Do Africans Keep Colonial Borders? Ghanaian YouTuber Wode Maya recently climbed to the Nimba Tri-Point, where Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Liberia’s borders meet, and he had a few words to say about the historical absurdity that is Africa's ongoing balkanisation via externally-determined borders drawn at the... show more

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