What Is Wrong with Us: Why we keep uprooting young trees because they have not yet become forests

We inherited some of our deepest national challenges over forty and fifty years, yet increasingly we expect governments to resolve them within single election cycles. Could our growing impatience with long term nation building be quietly trapping Africa in an endless journey of restarts, repeated disappointments, and circles that create movement without meaningful arrival? There is a quiet contradiction sitting at the centre of many governance conversations across Africa, and perhaps it is time we confronted it honestly.

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