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Wanted: Leaders and African Ideology

Artistic Echoes: How Arts and Culture Amplify and Mold Ideological Narratives

Joe Boateng
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As the 21st century continues to unfold, a compelling call resonates from Africa: a desire for leadership that is deeply rooted in indigenous African ideology. A blend of time-honored wisdom and contemporary foresight that might offer the unique perspective our global community yearns for.

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Seasoned news editor with a passion for decolonization and its impact on global affairs. Unravelling complex geopolitical narratives and present them in a concise and accessible manner. A dedicated advocate for diversity and inclusion in journalism. Actively reaching out, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds, to empower them to tell their own stories and contribute to a more equitable media landscape.
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