The taxpayers of Britain, Europe, and America provide funding to African leaders, some of whom are dictators or corrupt. Somalia is an example of how nepotism and corruption can thrive, as evidenced by the Somalia Athletics Federation vice president selecting her own niece over…
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The taxpayers of Britain, Europe, and America provide funding to African leaders, some of whom are dictators or corrupt. Somalia is an example of how nepotism and corruption can thrive, as evidenced by the Somalia Athletics Federation vice president selecting her own niece over another girl who trained for 5 years. The question is raised over how long Western nations will continue to provide aid given these issues. People need to start advocating stopping aid and instead focusing on capacity building, noting the proverb about teaching a man to fish versus just providing fish. The argument is that aid should focus more on developing self-sufficiency and progress in Africa rather than indefinitely supporting incompetent leaders. I believe aid should empower local populations rather than prop up broken governments.
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