Africa Doesn't Matter: How the West Has Failed the Poorest Continent and What We Can Do about It

Exploring the paradox of Africa's vast resources and its ongoing struggles, the book delves into the socio-economic challenges facing the continent. It examines the interplay between wealth and poverty, highlighting how external influences and internal governance contribute to Africa's status as a "sick child" of the modern world. Through insightful analysis, it seeks to uncover the potential for transformation and growth amidst adversity, offering a critical perspective on development and resilience in African nations.