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Analysis of issues shaping African development. April 2012
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I would like to point out that this seemingly paradoxical situation may be a result of aid dependency. 58% of the governments spending in 2009 came from aid (of foreign governments and of organizations). This means the growth is quite superficial and Mozambique is not doing as well as it seems to be doing. I am writing my dissertation on this very topic.