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2. The African way – a path of neutrality

Lumumba advocated for African neutrality in Cold War power games. He believed Africa should chart its own course, free from alliances that serve foreign agendas. This ‘African way’ meant prioritizing continental needs over external rivalries. Together with Roland Lumumba, we explore how his father’s vision of neutrality could guide today’s Africa toward genuine sovereignty.

16.03.2026
1:44 min
16.03.2026
1:44 min
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2. The African way – a path of neutrality
African Legacy follows the connection between the greatest leaders of Africa who stood at the helm of the liberation of the continent, and their heirs who chose to build upon the foundations laid: Mandela, Nyerere, Nasser, and others spoke to RT about the future of their forefathers’ great legacy.