People Politics and Power

  A Call to Action For every country in Africa to embrace its true identity by changing its name, and for Africa as a continent to redefine itself by 2030. Reclaiming Our Identity: A New Name, A New Future for Africa Africa stands on the threshold of a profound transformation—one that begins with reclaiming its identity, redefining its purpose, and reshaping its future. For centuries, the name Africa has been tied to colonial imposition, external narratives, and a history of exploitation. But now, the continent has the opportunity to choose a name that reflects its true essence—one of strength, unity, and self-reliance. This moment of change aligns with a broader shift: Africa’s transition from dependency to self-sufficiency. The recent termination of USAID funding by the United States is not a setback but a wake-up call—an invitation for Africa to redefine itself, moving from a beneficiary to a benefactor. A new name for the continent would symbolize this rebirth, a break from im...

I wrote this article many years ago now and I thought its time to share it.   Last Sunday afternoon, as I lay on the couch with my head rest ing on my husband’s stomach, I could hear the subtle sounds of his bowel movements. My mind wandered to the intricate, efficient machinery that is the human body. I began to think about how an organization or company could achieve similar levels of efficiency in fulfilling its vision. That’s when an idea struck me: why not write a book exploring how the mechanisms of the human body can serve as a guide to building and maintaining the most efficient organization possible? I began contemplating the ultimate purpose of the human body—its function as a vessel that carries life to its fullest potential. In Greek, this concept is expressed as σῴζω (sōzō), meaning "to save, rescue, and deliver"—which also happens to be the meaning of the name Jesus. It refers to a state of perfect order, where nothing is broken or missing, and everything is f...