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Peter Jones 
Dambisa Moyo:
Found you via The Guardian 19/02/2009 (catching up!) ;-)
Will add Dead Aid here:
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Leon Kukkuk Dambisa Moyo:
Some acedemic has his priorities right
aidwatchers.com
An expert commission of African leaders today announced their plan for comprehensive reform of music band U2. Saying that U2’s rock had lost touch with its African roots, the commission called for urgent measures to halt U2’s slide towards impending crisis.
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…as well as Poor. I don’t dispute, and I do care very much about changing, the well known material and health deprivation in Africa. But Life doesn’t have only one dimension.
Dambisa Moyo Bond markets offer a real opportunity for Africa’s governments to be serious about financial discipline and transparency — and to escape from the yoke of aid.
www.economist.com
Bond markets will discover its attractions
Leon Kukkuk Dambisa Moyo:
is not very much in favour of aid either. Also not in favour of glib, simplistic solutions. Or of uncritical friendships with the likes of Paul Kagame, whose resistence to Aid and favour of more foreign investment may be more motivated by his desire to loot the DRC more efficiently. Development is a slow, continious pr...ocess by thousands of ordinary people, who thoughtfully make the best of the resources they have - be it aid money, local or foreign capital, savings, remittances or whatever. Or their intellectual skills to improve governance, or aid or foreign investment or attitudes. Who experiment, discard what does not work and promote what does. Development is not either aid or trade - it is finding out what works best: where and how and why. The article may provide a more balanced view of the aid debate.
www.wider.unu.edu
Dambisa Moyo How Africa can use financial markets instead of aid
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Many of us believe that aid to Africa is crucial to lift people out of poverty. But not Dambisa Moyo. In a controversial new book, she argues that foreign aid has been a disaster for Africa and must be stopped. ...
Rodolpho Carrasco Dambisa Moyo:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424
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In the Houses of Worship column, Rob Moll writes about the growing number of missionary businessmen.
Peter Okema-Otika Dambisa Moyo:
Dr. Moyo,
That was a wonderful presentation you made at the University of North Carolina. Thanks for signing the book and for answering my questions about the roles of Africans in improving their image and in their own development. I think from the crowd you are getting, you can tell that the world is listening to you ...and to the voices of Africans regarding what they want in order to develop. You have helped trigger the debates and 'LET'S HELP STOP THE CYCLE." Peter. http://www.africaproject.org
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http://www.ted.com Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the former finance minister of Nigeria, sums up four days of intense discussion on aid versus trade on the closing day of TEDGlobal 2007, and shares a personal story explaining her own commitment to this cause. ...
Aubrey Dambisa Moyo:
www.zambiaonline.org
recent news today on CNN,China has pledged 10 billion to africa.
These guys are trying to indebt us to they can extract our resources ,i mean why would you throw away money when you know most african countries are unlikely to pay back.
by giving a man fish , you enslave him ,if you teach him how to fish , you liberate him
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