The Urgent Need for a New Agricultural Revolution in Africa

The South is triumphing over the North — a reality the North has brought upon itself. The former colonizers are now facing a clever, long-term strategy by the South, a plan that has been unfolding for more than 50 years.

The North has sabotaged itself by believing it could endlessly exploit the South through colonization and control by installing corrupt puppets. They made a critical miscalculation, overlooking the fact that the South would inevitably take action out of necessity for survival. By extracting resources without reinvesting in the region, the North set itself up for failure — much like continuously withdrawing from savings without replenishing it. Eventually, you go bankrupt.

The North missed a chance for a win-win scenario by failing to foster growth and development in the South, particularly through initiatives like a new Agricultural Revolution that could have enabled local populations to feed themselves and potentially the entire world — especially if we consider Africa as a whole. I've been writing about this for over 50 years, and now it's too late.

The surge of migration from the South represents an immediate existential crisis for the world. If you think climate change is an existential threat to humanity, the migration from the South is an even graver challenge. Politicians avoid discussing it because they have caused it and have no viable solutions. They are delusional if they believe it can be controlled by borders.