
Presenting a paper on Pan-Africanism last Tuesday as part of activities marking 2008 African Liberation Day at a ceremony held at the TANGO office in Kanifing, Mr Sallah acknowledged that development work is about people, hence the readiness of development workers to talk about people.
He lamented that Africans hardly reflect on why
"Pan Africanism is not about narration of events as history
is a road map. Thus we should understand the pillars that enable us create
Dilating on the causes of African isolation and
marginalisation, Mr Sallah explained that some Africans in the Diaspora went
into research and discovered that history of people changes and that Africans
came to be subjected to subjugation when colonial masters discovered vast land
and resources in the continent. This, he noted, tempted the colonial masters to
turn to
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