The Politics of African Development

Abstract

Africa needs fundamental change and transformation, not just adjustment. The change and transformation required are not just narrow, economic and mechanical ones. They are the broader and fundamental changes that will bring about, over time, the new Africa of our vision where there is development and economic justice, not just growth; where there is democracy and accountability, not despotism, authoritarianism and kleptocracy; and where the governed and their governments are moving hand-in-hand in the promotion of the common good, and where [it is] the will of the people rather than the wishes of one person or a group of persons, however powerful, that prevail (Adedeji, 1990: 37).

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