Economist and author of "Dead Aid : Why Aid is Not Working and How There is a Better Way for Africa"
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Paul Kagame: Africa needs to attract investment, not rely on handouts, if it is to sustain development 阅读中文 | Read this in Chinese
Dambisa Moyo Dead Aid is discussed in Israel's GOOD magazine
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We love to take care of Africa. But does Africa need taking care of? Since 1960, Africa has received more than $1 trillion in foreign aid, and by many
Dambisa Moyo During a recent trip to Belgium I discussed poverty and development with the economist Kumi Naidoo.
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Mondiaal Nieuws hosts an event with the economists Dambisa Moyo and Kumi Naidoo to discuss poverty and international aid (Sep 18, 2009)
Dambisa Moyo Thanks to all those who introduced themselves at The Chicago Council on World Affairs this week. It was good to meet you. Here is a picture with my long time Twitter follower Steve Jennings (@zyozyfounder). If you have any of your own then feel free to upload them.
Dambisa Moyo I'm profiled by Elle Magazine France
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Dambisa Moyo. Parce son essai polémique « L'Aide fatale » est déjà un best-seller dans les pays anglo-saxons... Dambisa Moyo elle est l'une des rares femmes économistes à faire autorité. Cette ...
Dambisa Moyo Here's my profile in Wired magazine if you didn't see the print version
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Some video of my appearance on BBC Question Time last week http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58msqQrZe
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BBC Question Time comes from Brighton, location of the Labour Party conference. On the panel: Ben Bradshaw, Culture Secretary; the former Lib Dem leader, Charles Kennedy; the historian David Starkey; Theresa ...
Dambisa Moyo I'm a panelist on tonight's Question Time with David Dimbleby. 10:35pm on BBC1. http://bit.ly/3iGnYg
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Dambisa Moyo I'm featured in the October print edition of Wired Magazine on pg.102 "12 shocking ideas that will change the world: Cut Africa Loose" http://bit.ly/X9BnC
Dambisa Moyo I'm heading to Rwanda to give a presentation on aid and finance in the presence of President Paul Kagame and his wife
Dambisa Moyo Dead Aid is reviewed by the IMF
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Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and How There Is a Better Way for AfricaFarrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 2009, 188 pp., $24.00 (paper).
Dambisa Moyo My talk at the Commonwealth Club of California
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Dambisa Moyo's talk at the Commonwealth Club of California. She outlines the thesis in her book "Dead Aid" and explains why business and trade are better than aid dependency (June 5th, 2009).
Dambisa Moyo Dead Aid discussed in the French press
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« Allo, Monsieur le Président, je vous informe que l'aide internationale à votre pays cessera dans cinq ans. » Ce coup de téléphone imaginaire, c'est celui que recommande aux gouvernements ...
Dambisa Moyo My talk at the 2009 Milken Institute panel on "Moving From Aid to Investment"
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Dambisa Moyo was a speaker on the "Moving From Aid to Investment" event at the Milken Global Conference 2009. She talks about the thesis in her book "Dead Aid" and what is wrong with the aid industry (April 27, 2009).
Dambisa Moyo I'm featured in this month's O, The Oprah Magazine
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