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African Activists Say Sovereignty Struggle Continues Amid Global Challenges

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•African activists highlight that many countries still face economic reliance on foreign aid and investment.
•Political influence from non-African countries continues to affect decision-making in some African states.
•Calls for enhanced self-governance and regional cooperation have increased among African civil society groups.

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▸African governments implement stronger policies to reduce foreign economic dependence African nations could gain greater control over their economies and political decisions, improving sovereignty and regional stability

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RURT (EN)The struggle for sovereignty is not complete – African activists

African activists have stated that the continent's struggle for full sovereignty remains unfinished. They emphasize ongoing challenges such as economic dependence, political influence from external powers, and the need for stronger self-governance. This matters as it affects Africa's ability to independently shape its future and impacts international relations and development policies involving African nations.