Getachew Reda | Dn Daniel Kibret

First class politics must also change the way of life. Elites in asset-rich countries, for example, Nigeria and Angola spend cash giant steps in their inefficient ways that can be used for favorable purposes. This logical inconsistency, between useless obligations from one inefficient perspective and way of life on the other, paralyzing monetary progress in many African countries. To achieve important monetary and social events, African countries must be left alone. Many African countries have been under perpetual perception for a very long time. They were encouraged to train similar financial arrangements for the sense of market economy, which are equal substances but have various names. Neoliberal monetary arrangements that many African countries end and once again actualize have pushed the situation where there is no work economy that appears in certain African countries. Africans are also encouraged to spend a ton of cash on protection and security in the appearance of psychological war fighting. To the extent that the factor of this investment continues and the obstruction of foreign power in the African interior business is not hampered, there are no significant monetary and social events. Social progress needs to be considered like plants. Right, African social orders do not need to bother with exercise factors outside all things considered. A focus on the community under consistent perception cannot create and live in harmony.

All things considered, Africa itself does not need to bother with an obligation. The obligation is a kind of bond that encourages debt holders to fall into repeated liability traps. Destructive liabilities affect the consequences of destruction for the public. They make negative effects on a country's political, monetary, social and social countries. Latin American obligations during the 1980s, which affected the country, for example, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina, eliminated social texture in these countries.