Great Illusion: South-South Trade, Poverty Politics, and the Pretence of Global Solidarity
By Juma Msafiri In 1988, from the intellectual corridors of Dar es Salaam’s Centre for Foreign Relations, a bold voice rose against the tide of global orthodoxy. E.D. Kimbwereza’s dissertation, “Prospects and Limits of South-South Trade Co-operation: The Case of SADCC and PTA”, is more than a study in regional economics—it is a piercing exposé of global hypocrisy and…