Africa Does Not Need Saving - It Needs Systems

The chapters that follow will be uncomfortable.
They will challenge the church.
They will challenge the state.
They will challenge the international development complex.
They will challenge the African middle class and the African elite.
They will challenge the African diaspora.
They will challenge the African student, the African entrepreneur, the African theologian.

They will do so not with contempt —
but with the particular love that demands more of what it honours.

Because the God who assigned Africa its geography also assigned it its purpose.

And that purpose was never to be the world’s charity case.

It was to be a civilisation.