Uganda's Budget Is 40 Percent Aid-dependent. Ghana's

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Let's Make Sure That There Is Certainty During Uncertain Times In Our Economy.

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Uganda's Budget Is 40 Percent Aid-dependent. Ghana's Budget Is 50 Percent Aid-dependent. Even If You Cancel The Debt, You Don't Eliminate That Aid Dependency. This Is What I Mean By Getting To The Fundamental Root Causes Of The Problem. Government, The State Sectors In Many African Countries Need To Be Slashed So That, You Know, You Put A Greater Deal Of Reliance On The Private Sector. The Private Sector Is The Engine Of Growth. Africa's Economy Needs To Grow But They're Not Growing.