Can We Thrive in Africa? Brain Drain, Corruption, & Bad Politics 

I’m an African American software engineer from Texas. I’d love to work for an African organization.

Who is that brilliant young African woman. She gets it. She understands. Africans are playing someone else's game. It's backfiring. Africa can soar to great heights when it recognizes and respects who they are.

African people listen to this young African lady, she understands the situation, listen to her

Wow,profound discussion. The first lady makes valid point. Nuff respect Bless up🙏🙏❤️

Am so glad such conversations have began. I believe all Africans are living in survival mode. No one is thinking of posterity. Not one!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and videos, Africa cannot Thrive until the leaders are truthful to the people and the land, and be honest, this lady is real,

Wonderful conversation

Love this conversation, it is the truth that frees a person.

Following you from kigali Rwanda. Much inspiring

Tuned in from New Orleans Louisiana💞💖🎭Love this

This conversation is very much needed. Hope there will be a part 2.

Oh no, what happened? It was too short!!!

Let's start with a more defined scope with such heavy topics like "Can We Thrive in Ghana?". I would love to hear more. Love this, keep feeding!

Always deep

💯 Wealth is PEACE which can ONLY be found outside of your enemies borders. #priceless

It's not only in Ghana also in south Africa watching from cape Town

Even on this platform there are ads enticing Africans to move to Canada. They want our best and brightest to bolster their economy, their standard of living all the while looking down on Africa.

The American lady is her feelings about slavery and colonialism. Every country in the world had been colonized even Britain. Corruption is our problem. We need the government to be accountable

In the west the jobs are ready . cleaning healthcare etc . in Africa you have to create the job and we don't know how

Why haven’t African countries invited some candy chocolates makers to open factories in their countries to make jobs for local people

The brother in the hat didn't speak

The video is too short

What really happened?, the discussion is too short bro..

Interesting and insightful conversation, but for me, that leadership issue is now a lame talk. Who are the leaders? You and I are the potential leaders and every leader came out from the midst of the people so you only express the dominant consciousness of the society and whatever you focus upon, judge or condemn you recreate in yourself at the subliminal level and when those leadership opportunities surface you can only give that which is within, that which you give attention to feelingly day in and day out, garbage in, garbage out. It's not rocket science.

Most African citizens should start taking responsibility for themselves and stop blaming external forces for their problem. I was in Ghana recently and the level of corruption is unacceptable .Ghana can not developed if the citizens look unconcern. Most schools in the rural areas don’t have table and chair, teachers are not be paid, bad roads everywhere, bad sanitation around urban areas and the major cities. These are internal issues that can be fix, but due to corruption the govt do not care.