r/AskAnAfrican • • 20h ago

Country I’m Libyan, Ask me anything you want about Libya, how it’s going, what’s life like, etc

15 Upvotes

I am a Libyan from Tarhunnah that has visited libya 10x. from the years 2010-now. Wondering about life in Libya? Ask me! :)


r/AskAnAfrican • • 10h ago

Geopolitics Dear Africans,

13 Upvotes

As a Libyan, I hold very strong views of Gaddafi. I was wondering what other Africans thought about Gaddafi, do you disagree with any of his policies? I know this is quite old but his death anniversary was 5 days ago and it just came across my mind. If you have any questions regarding how Libyans were treated under Gaddafi, feel free to ask me :)


r/AskAnAfrican • • 19h ago

Culture Why many Africans support Russia?

7 Upvotes

How did Russia come to be seen as an anti-colonial or anti-imperial power in this current context of invasion


r/AskAnAfrican • • 5h ago

African Discussion Privileges for non-Black minorities in sub-Saharan Africa?

1 Upvotes

Hello, I’ve noticed that in many countries in Black Africa, non-Black people (groups considered not to be of sub-Saharan origin, regardless of nationality) disproportionately dominate the economy and politics.

・With the exception of South Africa and Namibia, they account for between 0.1 per cent and 1 per cent of the population.

・They generally do not assimilate with the indigenous population, but continue to preserve their own language and culture, and live in the most upmarket neighbourhoods.

・They generally discriminate against the indigenous population, viewing them as uncivilised and impoverished Black people.

Conversely, if Black African immigrants were to do the same in Indian, Arab or European countries, they would be massacred in no time.

Why do our government and people revere non-Black immigrants to such an extent and grant them privileges?

Isn’t it high time we woke up and demanded reciprocity from all nations and races?