Malawi is the latest African country where a Gandhi statue isn´t welcome
(WorldNews Africa)

Canadian journalist and author Malcolm Gladwell in his podcast Revisionist History once said statues are a representation of something that we have chosen to take seriously, to memorize in a permanent form. With a statue you are saying to the future, `This is what I want you to remember about my generation.` Perhaps in keeping with this, the Indian government and the Indian community in Malawi-with the approval of the Malawi government-are currently erecting a Mahatma Gandhi statue which they state is a way of paying homage to the efforts of activism Gandhi offered. However, despite both the Indian and Malawian government´s support to have the statue put...