For centuries, Africa has experienced external domination, including colonial rule, the trans-Atlantic slave trade, and imperial plunder, which deprived the continent of its wealth, dignity, and control over its destiny.
Even after achieving political independence, unequal global systems have maintained various forms of external dependency. The article suggests a collective awakening is underway to address these historical and ongoing challenges.
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Zimbabwe's foreign currency inflows saw a significant rise, surging by 47.8% to US$10.7 billion. This increase is detailed in the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's 2026 mid-term monetary policy statement, indicating a growth from US$7.25 billion recorded during the same period in the previous year.
CBZ Holdings has pledged up to US$50,000 in emergency financial assistance to families affected by the Lake Kariba ferry disaster. The Mbuya Nehanda ferry capsized on Lake Kariba on August 11 while traveling from Kariba town to the rural community of Chalala. Each affected household is set to receive US$300.
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