Why Africa is poor And what Africans can do about it

By:

Greg Mills

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: south Africa penguin books 2010Description: xx,511 pages ills. 5.1 by 7.7 inchesISBN:

9780143528098

DDC classification:

306.349 MIL 2025072

Summary: The author presents a controversial yet compelling argument that the primary reason for Africa's persistent poverty lies not in external factors like colonialism or insufficient foreign aid, but overwhelmingly in the choices made by African leaders.

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The author presents a controversial yet compelling argument that the primary reason for Africa's persistent poverty lies not in external factors like colonialism or insufficient foreign aid, but overwhelmingly in the choices made by African leaders.

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