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Continental: The lure of Africa
(December 28, 2009) Bond markets will discover its attractions. For African governments it is clear that aid flows will go down in 2010, and dramatically so. Donor governments have slashed their aid...
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Africa: It’s tough love weaning Africa off aid
(January 16, 2010) Aid is an unmitigated, political and humanitarian disaster, declares Zambian economist Dambisa Moyo, in her book, "Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and How There Is a Better Way for...
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Another foreign aid critic says there is a better way
(January 29, 2010) Brian Griffiths, an international adviser for Goldman Sachs, is another voice in what is quickly becoming a chorus of foreign aid critics that are heralding the use of private...
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The joy of doing business In Africa: How corrupt Senegalese politicians tried...
(February 5, 2010) Corruption in Senegal is more than a risk to private investors like Millicom, it's a risk to taxpayers, too. More than half a billion dollars in U.S. development assistance is going...
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Moyo: international aid to Africa spurs corruption
(April 2, 2010) Billions of dollars in international financial aid do more harm than good on the African continent, economist and best-selling author Dambisa Moyo said in a lecture to students on...
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Enough is enough: British public taking a stand against foreign aid
(July 28) The British public, writes Probe International, says it's time the government consider cutting foreign aid. Continue reading →
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How to Best Help Haiti: Reduce Foreign Aid
(November 19, 2010) A speech given at the University of Waterloo by Probe International's Executive Director, Patricia Adams, on the failure of foreign aid in Haiti. Continue reading →
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Bond markets and good governance—a match made in heaven
(January 31, 2011) Bond markets have taken the profligate Spanish government to task. Foreign aid officials take note. Continue reading →
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