VIDEO: What President Mahama said in TRT's interview on ending Africa’s 'dependency syndrome'

Former Ghanaian President John Mahama is calling for a fundamental shift in Africa's relationship with the global community, urging a move away from economic dependency towards greater self-reliance and influence in international decision-making.

Speaking in an interview on TRT's "Bigger Than Five" program, Mahama outlined his "Accra Reset" agenda. A core tenet of this agenda is the demand for increased African control over the continent's vast resources. He articulated a vision where African nations dictate the terms of their engagement with the rest of the world.

"We don't reject partnerships, but those partnerships must be on our terms," President Mahama stated. This sentiment underscores a desire for equitable collaborations that benefit African nations directly, rather than perpetuating a cycle of dependency. The focus is on reshaping global dynamics to empower African economies and enhance their voice on the world stage.

Mahama's call resonates with a broader movement across the continent seeking to leverage Africa's potential and resources for its own development and prosperity. The "Accra Reset" agenda appears to be a strategic framework aimed at achieving this objective by fostering internal strength and asserting a more assertive presence in global affairs.

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We don't reject partnerships, but those partnerships must be on our terms