The economic and social consequences of child abuse in Africa.
Child abuse is rampant in Africa.
This growing oppression, from domestic servitude to outright slavery, is not only immoral explains Debbie Ariyo , but it is also undermining the continent's capacity to achieve economic growth and international competitiveness. Attempts by African governments to close the gap between official and parallel foreign exchange markets through market forces have almost invariably led to further cycles of parallel market depreciations followed by more official exchange devaluations. Mobolaji E. Aluko argues that outright ban of the black market is the most effective way to save Africa's currencies from the cycle of destabilizing devaluation. Nigeria, Africa's biggest debtor nation, is struggling under the weight of a massive debt burden. In Tackling Nigeria's External Debt , Mobolaji E. Aluko suggests some solutions to the country's debt problem.