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High growth rates in Africa can be misleading as most of the wealth goes to the ruling elites. Much of the growth comes from mining, drilling and exporting resources. There is no transparency about the wealth generated and its use, much of it going to the ruling party. When investments are made there are stark imbalances- Angola has 1500 doctors for a population of 18 million, there are not enough doctors to staff 24 new hospitals.
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Angola's wealth: Mine, all mine
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In West Africa, Democracy Struggles to Survive
New York Times 07/29/2011
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Young, Urban and Poor: Africans Fight Back
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France and the protests in Tunisia and Egypt.
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Tunisia’s Perilous Path to Freedom
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U.S. Military Urges Egyptian Army to Use Restraint
New York Times 01/29/2011
Wall Street Journal 01/28/2011
Obama Presses Egypt for Change
New York Times 01/29/2011
Wars in Sierra Leone and other countries that stem from mining riches in African countries. The efforts of various army groups to capture the mining areas and the resulting wars and destruction.
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War Crimes Trial to Hear From Ex-Liberia President
New York Times 07/13/2009
Africa's natural resources: Spread the wealth
Economist 02/12/2011
In West Africa, Democracy Struggles to Survive
New York Times 07/29/2011
Keeping Petrodollars Out of Despots’ Pockets
BusinessWeek 08/25/2011
Hot Commodity: Research on Prices
Wall Street Journal 04/26/2012
Clashes Cast Pall on South Africa's Economy
Wall Street Journal 08/18/2012
The efforts in Ghana. How Nigeria and Kenya, the two other places wioth a British past fall short, with corruption, governance along tribal lines, and flawed elections. The related efforts to promote agricultural improvement, and help the farmers of Africa.
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Zambia's Leader Hands Over Power
Wall Street Journal 09/24/2011
An Accidental Leader Stirs Hopes in Nigeria
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Ghana Court Rejects Challenge to President's Election
Wall Street Journal 08/30/2013
Nigeria Finance Cleanup Gains Momentum
Wall Street Journal 08/06/2010
Nigeria's doughty presidential candidate: Mr Anti-Corruption joins the fray
Economist 10/30/2010
Long-Delayed Vote Takes Place in Ivory Coast
New York Times 10/31/2010
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Ill Will Grows in a Former Colonial Region
New York Times 11/13/2009
France's war president: Sarkozy relaunched
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Economist 03/26/2011
In West Africa, Democracy Struggles to Survive
New York Times 07/29/2011
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Washington Post 08/25/2011
Keeping Petrodollars Out of Despots’ Pockets
BusinessWeek 08/25/2011
Visions of Africa. Geuine engagement by Africans and Americans for improving the lives of farmers, people in the cities, supportingpeaceful developemnt and building good governance systems and strong institutions.
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Obama Visits Prison Where Mandela Was Jailed
New York Times 06/30/2013
Wall Street Journal 07/28/2015
Africa Trip Highlights Obama's Challenges
Wall Street Journal 07/11/2009
Obama's Trip to Ghana Inspires Envy in Nigeria
Washington Post 07/12/2009
Obama Delivers Call for Change to a Rapt Africa
New York Times 07/12/2009
Obama in Africa: Welcome Back, Son. Now Don’t Forget Us.
New York Times 07/12/2009
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