The Devil's Footpath

"Africa could be the best place on earth, but instead our best and brightest minds are leaving the continent in their millions." So says June Arunga, a 22-year-old Kenyan law student who's facing the same dilemma. Should she stay or should she go?

To find an answer to that question, June embarked on a 5000-mile, six-week, soul-searching journey, travelling the length of Africa through Egypt, Sudan, Congo, Angola, Namibia and, finally, South Africa. Six conflict-riven countries that span the continent – from Cairo to Cape Town – and comprise "The Devil’s Footpath".

After six weeks June arrives in Cape Town – angry at the continent′s leaders, proud of everyday Africans and very confused. Can Desmond Tutu, one of Africa′s most respected statesmen, help June decide whether there is a future for her in Africa?

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Economic Seminar Series

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