Has Africa outgrown development aid?

BBC Africa Debate by BBC

Jul 15, 201548:17News & Politics

Ten years ago, the UK-government-led Commission for Africa was launched at the British Museum. It coincided with a popular global movement to Make Poverty History in Africa, a revival of Live Aid concerts, and a string o...

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