Five months into the Libyan crisis that seeks to nurture democracy by clearing out the long-running Murmur Gaddafi dictatorial regime, the Libyan leader digs in precariously. Part of the reasons is the environment Gaddafi finds himself in – Africa, where he has like-minded leaders.
Author: kofi Akosah-Sarpong
Kofi is a Ghanaian-Canadian based in Toronto Canada. He has a Master of Arts (MA) in International Development and Globalization, University of Ottawa, and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language. Mr Akosah Sarpong also holds a Masters in Journalism from Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
He was also Media Relations consultant for the Ghana High Commission, Ottawa, May, 2003-August, 2004.
Africa’s Evil: An Examination
The eccentric atmosphere following the International Criminal Court (ICC) issuing an arrest warrant for Omar al-Bashir, Sudan’s President, on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity (short of genocide) in Darfur open the obscurities of evil in Africa for the past 50 years.