Because Kenya’s President Ruto is a greedy neoliberal who wants to make Kenya a hub of power/diplomacy in East Africa and he believes one way to do so is by carrying out Washington’s evil bidding in Haiti.
Very foolish man.
Kenyan government signs HBCU agreement with the AUC & Howard U.
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Because Kenya’s President Ruto is a greedy neoliberal who wants to make Kenya a hub of power/diplomacy in East Africa and he believes one way to do so is by carrying out Washington’s evil bidding in Haiti.
Very foolish man.
Exactly, the whole EA neighborhood is pretty fukked up leadership wise outside of maybe Tanzania.
With that said, there’s been a tradition of African students at HBCUs going back to the early 20th century. Howard has graduated more Ethiopians than any other American based university. And I do think that long term it’s a good opportunity because these piece of shyt African leaders cannot prevent the radicalization that can potentially take place on an HBCU campus. Africa actually really needs this if yall want to see a change of the continent.
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
It is. OP always promotes this and he did not attend an HBCU.
I graduated from Grambling and over the years I was there, the number of International Student enrollment increased and the International Students were not friendly with the Black American students, especially the African and Caribbean students.
The students who were from Nepal were more friendly to Black Americans than the African and Caribbean students, but the students from Nepal used Grambling as a hub to transfer to larger PWI's.
The funny thing was that the Carribean female students would run game on the male Black American students and they would get pregnant and have an anchor baby so they would not go back to the Carribean lol.
We are going to see more African Takeover Days at more HBCU's:
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MajesticLion
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These threads always end up going the same way.
Who cannot hear must feel.
Who cannot hear must feel.
Presidents of African countries (Nkrumah, Azikiwe) have attended HBCUs.
In the long terms, it creates solid connections between Africans in Africa and Africans in the diaspora (ie America).
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I see the change coming in terms of economics, rather than politics.
People come from different segments of their communities. These 4 American schools produce a high % of future MBAs , engineers, doctors, etc. The students who come here will be their Kenyan counterparts. The contacts they establish during these exchanges will help them further down the road as they seek to create business opportunities.
The projected growth on the continent and in that region across different business sectors is going to be big.
I mentioned Kenya emerging in tech earlier.
Microsoft and G42 to build geothermal-powered data center in Kenya
Part of $1 billion investment in East African country
www.datacenterdynamics.com
Ruto is meeting Microsoft during his trip.
Networks for future suppliers, partners, and investors form across colleges every day. Expanding those pools with international students, and those who have touched ground and lived in these countries make a for wider networks and expanded reach.
People from other segments of their communities might not see what is clear to others.
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I think the radicalization comes in the way of seeing business and infrastructure possibilities. Leading those changes in their home countries. Not with politics though.
The nature of coups and conflicts in developing countries points to the real long term changes being made outside of politics, regardless of who is in charge.
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I see the change coming in terms of economics, rather than politics.
People come from different segments of their communities. These 4 American schools produce a high % of future MBAs , engineers, doctors, etc. The students who come here will be their Kenyan counterparts. The contacts they establish during these exchanges will help them further down the road as they seek to create business opportunities.
The projected growth on the continent and in that region across different business sectors is going to be big.
I mentioned Kenya emerging in tech earlier.
Microsoft and G42 to build geothermal-powered data center in Kenya
Part of $1 billion investment in East African country
Ruto is meeting Microsoft during his trip.
Networks for suppliers, partners, and investors form across colleges every day. Expanding those pools with international students, and those who have touched ground and lived in these countries make a for wider networks and expanded reach.
People from other segments of their communities might not see what is clear to others.
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I think the radicalization comes in the way of seeing business and infrastructure possibilities. Leading those changes in their home countries. Not with politics though.
The nature of coups and conflicts in developing countries points to the real long term changes being made outside of politics, regardless of who is in charge.
“Seek ye first the political kingdom, and all things shall be added onto you.”
straightcash
All Star
In the 21st century? Could it really be that big? Most of the students will be upper-middle and upper class. Majority won't even pay attention towards political change in their countries outside of supporting who they're already affiliated with.
However, I can potentially see Francophone African students benefiting from it if they had numbers in the US. They're mainly in the French orbit (or neocolonialism), so there's different lessons and experiences they can get from the US. In France the government agencies are openly racist and Islamophobic. To be honest, half the reason they're so retarded is because the US won't hold France accountable to "Western" norms and standards, and in recent decades Black Americans have come to culturally worship France even though it's the worst offender against Africa. The UK doesn't like France already, so it's the US and Germany who collectively let France run amok.
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
Mad cause you ain't doing shyt with your life
I see it often breh I work across the street from HU and encounter these students every day. Obviously it’s not a 100% thing because HBCUs themselves are somewhat compromised but there have been plenty of instances where Africans are exposed to the history of the diaspora and are radicalized from it.
I think you need Africans to be somewhat race conscious in order to bring real change to their home countries. Otherwise, they’ll fall into the same traps the past generations have.
So it is clear. Kenya wants to join the American Empire:
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/22/kenya-non-nato-ally-status-visit-00159578
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/22/kenya-non-nato-ally-status-visit-00159578
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Some of the agreements aren't publicized, but Nigeria made a deal with Morgan a few years back that should still be going on. We put up a thread about it.
Back then, we had to explain to other adults how a foreign country sending and paying for a cohort of students to an HBCU annually was a win for the school.
Because things don't really change on this sub-forum, have to explain to people again at least the short term financial gains for the 4 schools here.
We can have a field day talking about this. The K shilling has been heavily devalued, But they gotta get that cash up to pay the Chinese back.
Kenya is breathtakingly corrupt. I think that Uganda is way less corrupt and well their current President was installed in 1986
Uganda is just as corrupt just that everyone is scared except bobo wine to talk about our dear Jajja m7. Kampala got the worst roads, no traffic lights, no jobs
I'm loy key surpised you typed that considering that Cell Phone regulation that they passed a while back.
So you happened to fall in love with your wife?
She's not down to move to Nai?
I really liked TZ although obviously corrupt shyt works better than Nai in some ways one with a more efficent bus system.
I like free markets but TZ has a National bus system in Dar with Bus lanes and Nairobi anyone can buy a bus and a route so no bus only lanes for Matatus
But I want a certain level of infrastucture If you go on the Westlands area you get functioning lights and even sidewalks. Hell there were traffic lights sidewalks on the main road of Imara Daima too.
I actually don't know why Oshay picked Uganda over Kenya other than the fatter asses
