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“You must have noticed that common sense is now an engendered species within African politics. Absolute stupidity has taken over many governments in the continent. It abounds. In fact, the AU is absolutely filled with them – 0h yes, very stupid leaders. Sadly, and unfortunately there’s no known cure.” .

Anonymous

 

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