Depauperizing Africa by returning to its cultural roots

This article analyzes the depauperization of the African continent through a multidimensional approach, focusing on the return to cultural roots, community development and the strengthening of patriotism. It highlights the need to integrate African values into development strategies to promote equitable governance and reduce corruption. Patriotism is presented as a lever for mobilizing citizens, encouraging good governance and strengthening national cohesion. The study also addresses the informal sector, proposing formalization strategies to make it an engine of sustainable growth. In addition, the article argues for an in-depth reform of the African education system, to better respond to the real needs of populations and foster inclusive socio-economic development. Based on empirical data, the article proposes an integrated approach combining traditional values and modern institutional reforms to meet Africa's major challenges.

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Dr Arland Narcisse ELLA NZE, a specialist in management and community development, has 19 years' international experience. Consultant, trainer and leader, he works for governance, entrepreneurship and organizational strategy in Africa and the diaspora.