Governments

... raped Africa for all it was worth, and when they finally pulled out, they didn't bother to put forth the effort to make sure stable, effective governments would replace them. As a result, strong-men, warlords, and dictators had free reign, and still do. Why doesn't the rest of the world do ...

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Noble words, Michael, and I agree with what you have said. I would like to add that the biggest problem most African nations face is their own governments, which are mostly cleptocracies that take everything they can from the already impoverished people. It's so sad that the some of the richest ...

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Noble words, Michael, and I agree with what you have said. I would like to add that the biggest problem most African nations face is their own governments, which are mostly cleptocracies that take everything they can from the already impoverished people. It's so sad that the some of the richest ...

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... areas is in dire need of change. This is a nice notion, but the fact is that these nations are in dire need of outside help as the African governments are impotent and weak. The funds needed to run the countries in these nations of Africa are scattered amongst a few and are not shared by ...

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... supply 1. Classwork/experiments 2. Textbooks 3. Peer-reviewed journals 4. .edu domain sites because no one bar research scientists working for the governments/militaries a and few brave scientists are actually undertaking research and study into it. those few brave scientists who do actually do ...

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