The middle-class of Africa, mostly, have 2 worries: having to cope with self-seeking politicians and the troubles of risking a bulging belly

The middle-class of Africa have two worries: monitoring corrupt politicians and weight-control

Until we learn to give credit, not even always where it is due, all mal-happenings - whether its by our fault or otherwise - would be equally shipped to our doorsteps

A country's judiciary can be likened to the sky, when one pelts stones at it, it shortly falls over the heads of the a whole generation and as-such the country gets bereft of "credible justice" that long.

Economic emancipation in Africa is importantly a product of governments' resolve to anti-corruption, compulsory education, entrepreneurship and state or federal institutional empowerment

What interested me is that it is working-class and some middle-class housing, ... Typically one finds ornate homes of the wealthy [as landmarks].