Woes of Africa by Prince Hasevi

Sometimes, my curious mind will take me to places where my legs will never make me to think of. In our indigenous traditions we were taught God exists and we worship him through our idols or images that we created, which our colonial masters made us to believe they are idols which should not attract praiseworthy of divine authority.   For some centuries or decades now, we continue to live on these illusory mental distortions which become our daily living standards and aspirations. Although, we create ventures out of this colonial impressions or ideologies that strive with the use of biblical principles or colonial manual.  Whether we are achieving any positive results with this aspiration against our supposed abandoned channels of communication to supernatural authority or becoming an avenue of extortion and manipulation of our people to live in imaginary worlds. There is one thing that is striking and making me to believe religion is dynamic which revolves around peop...

"When we are looking for God, we should not look far from nature". It gives food, air, medicine or health, shelter and many others. This is a quote I have developed the time I received messages on Rainforest protection initiative which forms intrinsic part of Africa, thus livelihood of communities in Ghana.   God in his own benevolent mind provides humanity with natural resources to feed them. These resources some are harvested in sustainable environment and replenish itself periodically without human intervention.  Despite, I have not grossly ingrained academically in economic science but I have studied some basic principles during my tertiary education. Mostly, when our lecturers are teaching economics, the fundamental theory or term used to describe goods was normal or inferior, they used salt as the most common example to explain goods that does not followed the trends of income-straining goods on consumers.  When salt is being used, it mostly rekindles my ima...