Africa Charities
He has made many charities to help people in Africa?
Charity events I remember from the 1980s, trying to raise money to help people in Africa. Have you made a difference? Africa is still in horrible conditions.
Yes, the charities have much in Africa. These developments in the 1980s focused on Ethiopia, for example, and that this country has made great progress since then. Rwanda is amazing recovering from genocide and instability. Ghana has become a leader in high technology in Africa (many Latin relocate the work of institutions there). The lives of many black Africans in South Africa has improved considerably since the 80s and the fall of apartheid. Many African countries are among major tourist destinations. In fact, there are still problems. You corrupt dictators like Mugabe ruined Zimbabwe, the former breadbasket of Africa. You have the Army Lord's Resistance in Northern Uganda, in collaboration distabilize the country and establish a state based on the Old Testament. You widespread corruption in Nigeria, that prevents them from benefiting from its huge oil reserves. The weapons are flooding the Congo and Sudan. And so on. And then there is HIV / AIDS and other diseases. So yes, there's more to do.
The NFU visits Kenya as part of FARM-Africa charity work – voiceover by Countryfile’s John Craven
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