FROM Boris Johnson to Liz Truss to Rishi Sunak – the arc of history is being bent.
Africa, too, should be proud.
Sunak, just over six weeks ago, was the losing candidate in Britain’s Conservative Party’s leadership race.
Not in his wildest dreams would he have imagined that the mantle of prime minister of the UK would be his, in what has to be the most remarkable turnaround in the UK’s political history.
Of original Indian descent, part of his roots also lie on the continent of Africa.
His father, Yashvir, was born in the protectorate and colony of Kenya, and his mom Usha was born in Tanganika (now part of Tanzania) although Sunak was born in the UK. This gives him a colourful pedigree.
It would be rather ironic…
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