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A question-led comparison of Ghana and Singapore, and what development models can and cannot explain.
This book examines whether Ghana and Singapore make a fair economic comparison. It is aimed at readers interested in development, governance, and the limits of borrowing another country's success story as a model for Africa.
A balanced inquiry into the gains, harms, and lasting contradictions of Western civilisation in Africa.
A counter-argument about how African underdevelopment also carries a price for the West.
A counterfactual East Africa study asking what might have happened if Zion had taken root there.
Iran, Nigeria, and the geopolitical battle for oil: how resource wealth becomes power, pressure, and vulnerability.
A historical warning about labour demand, exploitation, and Africa's place in global economic systems.
A question-led challenge to assumptions about African violence and the bigger story behind the headlines.