Makhubela pauses to comfort her friend and neighbor, a 29-year-old mother of five slowly dying of AIDS. :shock:
Ok first what in the hell are you doing having 5 Fu***** kids and no money? :evil:
Thirty-four of the world's 48 poorest countries are African. Thirty percent of its children don't attend school. The continent's share of world trade declined from 6 percent in 1980 to 2 percent in 2002.
What happened to the more than $450 billion from rich-country donors that went to Africa over the last several decades?" :?: asked Ian Vasquez, an economic-development expert with the Cato Institute in Washington. "Africa is the least economically free region in the world, and that's the main reason why it is also the poorest region in the world."
The African Union estimated corruption costs the continent $148 billion a year, an amount equal to about half of its debt and a quarter of its GDP. :shock:
Corruption and bad governance are the single largest obstacles to an African renaissance. The tyrants who repress, starve and impoverish their own nations are still coddled and protected by the governments and leaders of Africa's best run democracies. :evil:
The administration said two weeks ago that aid to Africa has tripled since 2001; it plans to double the 2004 level to $8.6 billion by 2010. :roll:
So we wipe out 450 000 000 000 and continue to give billion every year? :shock:
WHAT THE FU**?
Solution: Ok I play wipe out the debt and cancel the aid. Spend the billions on more millitary :twisted:
Ok first what in the hell are you doing having 5 Fu***** kids and no money? :evil:
Thirty-four of the world's 48 poorest countries are African. Thirty percent of its children don't attend school. The continent's share of world trade declined from 6 percent in 1980 to 2 percent in 2002.
What happened to the more than $450 billion from rich-country donors that went to Africa over the last several decades?" :?: asked Ian Vasquez, an economic-development expert with the Cato Institute in Washington. "Africa is the least economically free region in the world, and that's the main reason why it is also the poorest region in the world."
The African Union estimated corruption costs the continent $148 billion a year, an amount equal to about half of its debt and a quarter of its GDP. :shock:
Corruption and bad governance are the single largest obstacles to an African renaissance. The tyrants who repress, starve and impoverish their own nations are still coddled and protected by the governments and leaders of Africa's best run democracies. :evil:
The administration said two weeks ago that aid to Africa has tripled since 2001; it plans to double the 2004 level to $8.6 billion by 2010. :roll:
So we wipe out 450 000 000 000 and continue to give billion every year? :shock:
WHAT THE FU**?
Solution: Ok I play wipe out the debt and cancel the aid. Spend the billions on more millitary :twisted:
