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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

‘Lack of Energy in Africa Stalling Development’ – Akon

“It always has been difficult to see what our future has in front of us because of the lack of energy here in Africa,” Akon said.

Akon continued: “Too many stories’ headlines in the news and documentaries always speak about how children walk miles and miles to go to school.

“This is something we never see in the western world because school is something that is not taken for granted.”

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