Sovereignty; Neo-Colonialism, Structure Adjustment and Africa Political Economy

Mohamed Said Abdi (Xolonol)

Abstract: Neocolonialism, structural adjustment, and African political economy are all topics covered in the essay. The paper concludes that neo - colonialism and structural adjustment have had detrimental effects on the political economy of Africa, including sustaining economic inequality, impeding industrialization, and raising debt loads. This conclusion is reached using a content analysis technique. The essay also suggests a number of alternatives, such as advancing fair trade principles, spending money on healthcare and education, and enhancing governance and accountability. These suggestions are meant to improve the economic conditions of African nations and make them more sustainable and egalitarian. In order to solve the complex difficulties facing the African political economy, the article's conclusion emphasizes the necessity for ongoing study and collaboration.

Keywords: Neo - colonialism. Africa, economy, colonial, political, Somalia