Africa
has become a continent moving at multiple speeds! In the last two
decades or so, African countries have registered average annual economic
growth of between 5-8% despite low foreign investments and the global
economic crisis. Such evidence of good returns even on minimal
investment indicates that Africa has great promise. In 2012 Africa
ishometo the seven fastest growing economies in the world. At the same
time, Africa is still dependent on external aid, including food aid.In
the last 50 years about one trillion US dollars in development aid has
been transferred to Africa. But real per capita income today is less
than it was in the 1970s and more than half the population – about500
million people – still live in poverty. At this rate, most African
countries may not meet many of theMillenniumDevelopmentGoals(MDGs).
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