The African continent is rich in cultural diversity and natural resources, which range from the great lakes region and Abyssinian plateaus in the east to the coastal plains of Nigeria in the west, and from the ancient civilization of Egypt in the north to the Cape of Good Hope in the south. However, it is also in Africa that ruthless political regimes took root following the departure of the former colonial powers. The continent emerged as the world’s breeding ground for dictatorship and manmade disaster. At the heart of the turmoil perpetuated by greed, civil strife, and power struggles, wasn't the colonial authority but the very sons of Africa, the citizens of the land. This book, Born to Rule: The fallacy of supremacy, is a fictional account about an imaginary African country known as Bha-Ini that found itself in the middle of Africa’s politics of greed, deceit, oppression and power struggles right from its independence.
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The African continent is rich in cultural diversity and natural resources, which range from the great lakes region and Abyssinian plateaus in the east to the coastal plains of Nigeria in the west, and from the ancient civilization of Egypt in the north to the Cape of Good Hope in the south. However, it is also in Africa that ruthless political regimes took root following the departure of the former colonial powers. The continent emerged as the world's breeding ground for dictatorship and manmade disaster. At the heart of the turmoil perpetuated by greed, civil strife, and power struggles, wasn't the colonial authority but the very sons of Africa, the citizens of the land. This book, Born to Rule: The fallacy of supremacy, is a fictional account about an imaginary African country known as Bha-Ini that found itself in the middle of Africa's politics of greed, deceit, oppression and power struggles right from its independence.
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