The governance of African resources, political interests, economic inclinations, cultural, and power contexts might be the most serious concern for Africans in the twenty-first century. Who is in charge of the African continent’s destiny? Africa is mocked, regarded as the wastelands of civilization, where destitution is inextricably linked to the definition of what Africa is. When discussing this contentious subject, it is hard to resist mentioning the history of imperial colonialism, in which the continent was brutally subordinated to European domination. Imperialism meant that the economy of the new African political factions was dominated by white private capital. The victory of nationalist emancipation struggles did not, however, indicate the end of this paradigm.