What Becomes of Africa As the Foreign Aid Taps Run Dry?, By Adaeze Oreh
African governments need to prepare proactively to safeguard the lives of their people – aid or no aid.
African governments need to prepare proactively to safeguard the lives of their people – aid or no aid.
There has been plenty of speeches but none has yet brought us closer to light.
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