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DaveM
Slowly as each African country gained independence they seem to have slipped do the same road that South Africa now sees itself in. Is this a cultural thing in Africa where they seem inept to govern a country without it slipping into complete decay.
We see many of the African countries that were in the past having a strong economy now in a state of utter ruin. Some of these countries are now so bad that the people are becoming refugees and a problem for host countries.
Full Story Here - South Africa Self-Destruction Is a Lesson for Africa
So what are your thoughts on this and what could be done to fix Africa?
We see many of the African countries that were in the past having a strong economy now in a state of utter ruin. Some of these countries are now so bad that the people are becoming refugees and a problem for host countries.
Full Story Here - South Africa Self-Destruction Is a Lesson for Africa
The country of South Africa, which encompasses the southern region of Africa, consistently portrays a picture of self-destruction and this is a vitally important lesson for Africa. Is there a responsibility of South Africa toward the African Continent? African nations on the continent often complain about the arrogance of the South African people who act as if they are superior. The United Nations in their dealings with the South African Defense Force members complain about their arrogant attitude.
Could it be that the African continent’s economies are being held back by the sluggish growth prevalent in South Africa? Corruption is spiralling out of control in this country. Whilst the South African President is being implicated in many irregularities, his indiscretions seem to be way smaller than under his predecessor.
So what are your thoughts on this and what could be done to fix Africa?