In this article the Economic Freedom
Fighters (EFF) has called on Africa to join in the wave of economic
freedom, saying that the land and mineral resources on the African
continent should be redirected to benefit African people and their
economies.
The EFF said
this in a statement on Tuesday while congratulating the west African country of
Ghana its 61st anniversary of
independence. The EFF said we call on the land and mineral
resources of the continent to be redirected to benefit African people and their
economies. We call on financial institutions like banks to be nationalised and
forced to invest in the economic activities of native peoples of the
continent.
This came
just a few days after its leader Julius Malema encouraged South Africans to study farming saying that the land is coming.
We are not going to disrupt
farming. We are going to inherit farming and continue to farm. We want
agricultural colleges open. Because the land is coming and it is going to need
educated farmers," he said as his supporters cheered at the Standard
Bank arena in Johannesburg where the party launched its voter registration
campaign on Sunday.
Malema said when laws were passed and
land was taken under apartheid, investors never left the country. Now we say let's take from white
people and not give to blacks [alone] but to both black and white, they say
people are going to leave the country - because black people don't deserve the
land. Black people don't deserve to own property. Any ownership of property by
black people is a threat to whitenes said Malema.
The EFF said that the majority of the
people in Africa remained in underdevelopment, poverty, and hunger. These challenges must be
confronted through an uncompromising programme of economic freedom in our
lifetime to complete the genuine decolonisation that was initiated by Ghanaians
61 years ago," said the EFF.
As we know that in developing countries the most thing that contributes to the GDP is natural resources such as minerals and also agriculture like in South Africa. By giving back the land to the blacks can alleviate poverty and it can creates job opportunities and contribute to the economy of the country. I support the statement that has been said by the EFF leader to encourage people to go to agriculture schools so that they will be taught how to utilise the land . Farming is the most thing that contributes to the economy of the country as many people will get jobs and also the exports will increase and also attract foreign investors and current investors.Title : EFF calls on Africa to join in the wave of economic freedom of our lifetime
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I agree with the EFF that land must be given back to the right owners of it and people must go agricultural collages so that they will be able to manage farming
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