his topic seeks to interrogate current struggles over Africa's resources, especially over energy and land. Land grabbing is now a global phenomenon but Africa is its epicenter. Some consider this as an aspect of globalization whereas others see it as a new form of colonialism in which powerful countries, such as China and the West, enjoy undue access to Africa's resources.    - What is the future of Africa's development and what is the meaning of independence?   PLEASE HELP

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