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Yesterday I explained that the logical basis for Africa getting involved in the Russia-Ukraine war was because more than half of Africa buys its wheat from both Russia and Ukraine. Today President Cyril Ramaphosa said exactly the same thing explaining that they were there because Africa is now in... show more
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Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine posed no threat to the largest country in the world. Russia is bombing civilian targets to break the will of the Ukrainian civilian populations. Ukrainians are not fighting and dying on behalf of anyone but themselves. To call it a proxy war is an insult to Ukrainians who are fighting and dying for their lives and for their dignity.

Firstly of all, this has always been a NATO proxy war, 2ndly it is Zelensky who is refusing to come to the peace table. 3rdly Russia has the upper hand in the war both in warzone and economically. The EU is going into recession &so is America. The war must stop, so is propaganda.

trying to talk sense to Africans regarding world politics and economic they will label you as a sellout. We Africans some of us we think as we're in the 1920s Time to introduce poltics&economic as a subjects from primary school tha I will help

Why doesn't Africa grow its own grain? I refuse to believe Africa cannot feed its own people.

With all the natural resources in Africa, we shouldn't find ourselves relying that much on European grain... this is embarrassing!

Yesterday I made a comment on How AU leader responded to Putin's war of aggression to Ukraine. It's so unfortunate that a handful of African countries preferred to be neutral & refuse to call Putin to order,yet Africa rely on both countries but mostly Ukrainian's finest wheat.

I agree with what you're saying, only your conclusions ndiwo aneguka rekwa blot chairo.

When I listened, I heard exactly what you wrote in your previous post 👏👏👏👏

Shouldn’t we then be working on producing our own food then, working our own land?

Hopewell I am afraid this more than meets the eye. There is more to it than just scheming the surface.
