another African country take over

[VitaMan]

Zimbabwe

Actually they may be better off with the military, and without the dictator. Economy is in a shambles of one of the more promising African countries.

Africa - the dark continent in so many ways

[Guest050619-1]

Originally Posted by VitaMan

Africa - the dark continent in so many ways

Flash forward 8+ decades....as the rest of the world transitions into the 22nd Century with cold fusion energy, flying cars, and the colonization of Mars taking place. Is Africa still a dumpster fire in the year 2100?

[Don T. Lukbak]

No worries, Mugabe's wovits will just go kill off the white farmers they somehow missed during the first several pogroms, the next famine will ensue, "humanitarian' aid will flow....right into Mugabe's Swiss accounts. Of course the original wovits are getting long in the tooth so they'll have to produce some new ones.

Ahhh, national liberation at its finest.

[VitaMan]

Like the eternal struggle between the water buffalo and the lion, it will always be what it is

[Don T. Lukbak]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ad-basket.html

This sad story generally describes the decline in every single Sub-Saharan state.

[pyramider]

It was a thriving country when it was named Rhodesia. Gee, I wonder what happened with all that stationary ...