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How Can We Make Africa A Better Place

Africa as a nation is regarded as the poorest continent in the world but fisically we are naturally blessed by God, we have all the natura resources such as gold, silver, coal, crud oil, forestry, and so many others,but we are still recommended as the poorest, Your opinion is needed on what to do in other too change the standard of living of africans who are not living in the rightful way of live in general. go down too make your comment on what you think about this great topic.

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Emmanuel Cody said…
the only way to make this continent called africa a better place is too inpitch all the old leaders and put young people to rule in each country
January 10, 2008 at 9:18 PM
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