Where Is The African Dream?

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• LOVE AFRICA MOVEMENT 12 years ago

  THANKS AND CONGRATS FOR YOUR CARE.
  BUT YOU CAN JUST SEE HOW CARELESS OUR PEOPLE ARE ABOUT AFRICA AND ITS PROGRESS AND UNITY.
  
  IF THIS WAS AN ARTICLE ABOUT THE DIRTS CALLED CHELSEA, LIVER-POOL, ETC. YOU'D SEEN MANY COMMENTS ...
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  THANKS AND CONGRATS FOR YOUR CARE.
  BUT YOU CAN JUST SEE HOW CARELESS OUR PEOPLE ARE ABOUT AFRICA AND ITS PROGRESS AND UNITY.
  
  IF THIS WAS AN ARTICLE ABOUT THE DIRTS CALLED CHELSEA, LIVER-POOL, ETC. YOU'D SEEN MANY COMMENTS HERE.
  
  PLEASE VIST US AT loveafricamovement.org
  
  AND SEE IF WE COULD WORK TOGETHER WITH YOU TO DO ANYTHING TO UNITE AFRICA. WE ARE IN SOME CONTACT WITH THE AU AND SOME PRESIDENTS.

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• Maame Kyerewaa 12 years ago

  I was moved to tears as I read this article, the truth and wisdom it carries is very powerful, I urge all ghanaians to develop a driving force towards a better african dream. And I hope some of the youth of today will have th ...
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  I was moved to tears as I read this article, the truth and wisdom it carries is very powerful, I urge all ghanaians to develop a driving force towards a better african dream. And I hope some of the youth of today will have the passion to focus on good practice and accountability. thank you

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• daasebreh 12 years ago

  We need Ghanaian dream not African one.The African Moslem is pre-occupied with turning the continent into an Islamic Caliphate. When did it become a crime to carry a Bible in some parts of Africa. Ghana will be better off wit ...
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  We need Ghanaian dream not African one.The African Moslem is pre-occupied with turning the continent into an Islamic Caliphate. When did it become a crime to carry a Bible in some parts of Africa. Ghana will be better off without the garbage that entangles many African nations.Let us cry our own cry.

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• aj-usa 12 years ago

  dude,thank u for ur nice comment.we pretend there´s a dream why each ghanaian know or six yr old child knows there´s waha la every where.ghana with 24.5million population and 50 languages,so tell me how can the so call drea ...
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  dude,thank u for ur nice comment.we pretend there´s a dream why each ghanaian know or six yr old child knows there´s waha la every where.ghana with 24.5million population and 50 languages,so tell me how can the so call dream come through.our main problem is two things language and religion.?

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• robork 12 years ago

  Dear Sir,
  
  I have decided to write to you with regards to your article attached.
  What I find amazing is that people talk about the african dream (whatever that means), when they have not solved the issues of the Ghana drea ...
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  Dear Sir,
  
  I have decided to write to you with regards to your article attached.
  What I find amazing is that people talk about the african dream (whatever that means), when they have not solved the issues of the Ghana dream.
  There is a popular saying,...
  How can u remove the speck from anothers eye, when u have a log in your eye.., ref-the bible.
  THe african dream has brought as a lot of 419's... The african dream has brought as ECOMOG,(funding our soldiers in other countries)when our own people up north are fighting.
  
  Well Mr.Honorable, would you please propose a Ghana Dream to parliament and see it through till it succeeds, then come to us with an African one..
  Project managing ghana should be easier than project managing africa,,, what do u think.!!!
  Luv

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• Pelicles 12 years ago

  What dream are you talking about? The only dream that comes to anyone sleeping anywhere on the African continent, is to leave that pathetic continent where some foolish people are ruling.
  
  Just look at what is going on in G ...
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  What dream are you talking about? The only dream that comes to anyone sleeping anywhere on the African continent, is to leave that pathetic continent where some foolish people are ruling.
  
  Just look at what is going on in Ghana? What dream will one experience other than finding ways to get out?

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• Paul Amuna 12 years ago

  First of all, you have completely ignored history. In fact the so-called American dream or the vision for it was realized by Martin Luther King Jr. whilst he was in Ghana in 1957 to witness our Independence Celebration. That ...
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  First of all, you have completely ignored history. In fact the so-called American dream or the vision for it was realized by Martin Luther King Jr. whilst he was in Ghana in 1957 to witness our Independence Celebration. That was when those thoughts occurred to him. Secondly, the "African Dream" is one of RESILIENCE in the face of hardship, even slavery, colonialism and its successors. The quest for success whatever the situation is part of the fabric of the African and if you go into the history of every single successful African wherever they may be, you will find grit, determination and fighting against all odds. I am disappointed that though you profess to be a pan-africanist, you do not seem to understand the very meaning of the term and therefore the fundamentals of those who started the movement. Sorry mate, this is disappointing to me.

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• awuku 12 years ago

  you seems to be very learned and intelligent but your comments doesn't reflect that

  you seems to be very learned and intelligent but your comments doesn't reflect that

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• Eko 12 years ago

  Very true - in Ghana, there is still the mentality that we are unable to exact from within a true paradigm shift that will result in the economic, political and social changes that will enhance the lives of Ghanaians. We stil ...
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  Very true - in Ghana, there is still the mentality that we are unable to exact from within a true paradigm shift that will result in the economic, political and social changes that will enhance the lives of Ghanaians. We still go out with our begging bowls asking for more from richer nations - except instead of rolling out the swollen-bellied children from decades past, we roll out our politicians and other such beggars in suits. No focus on innovation, self-sustenance or self-determination- it's totally bovine.
  
  I have always felt that what holds Africans back is this:Africans are fundamentally ashamed to be Africans. Because of this they pander and remain subservient to countries who do not necessarily have Africa's best interests at heart, but who are offering quick bucks. This shame emanates through everything. It is why in Sub-Saharan Africa even in this day and age- the paler you are the more you are treated with an undue reverence. Even the most foolish of white, arabic or asian men can step into this country and be treated like little princes or princesses. It's truly pathetic.
  
  Liked your website by the way; I say this as a web developer myself. Looks good.

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