{UAH} NAKED: WHAT DO INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS NOW HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE MAGUFULI DEVELOPMENT MODEL?

Allow me to start by stating that developed country's are known to deliberately invest in corrupting African nations and their political class. The very reason for repeatedly supplying aid funds from their taxpayers to recipient destinations where donors already know that the funds are going to be stolen, and they already know exactly who is going to do the stealing.

Literature on this subject is scarce, but books like "The Economic Hitman" provide insight to those who want a direct glimpse at what happens in the corridors of power between African leaders and overseas powers, plus what exactly those country's are upto in Africa. Some donor nations either negotiate the corruption in advance in foreign aid packages because accountability measures back home prevent them from paying a direct bribe to African officials, and/or they use technology that provides them knowledge about corrupt activities or other secret "dirt" on the African leader, information that is then used to hold the leader at ransom mafia-style in exchange for some ulterior "favours" or face being publicly exposed. As we speak many African leaders are enslaved in this way. In short, donor nations politicians, African government officials and international NGO managers are the full equation behind endless foreign aid schemes in the name of "the empoverished people in Africa", when in reality aid also serves other political and economic interests, including as bribes, while the African people themselves, from entrepreneurs to employees and all the ordinary African men and women on the continent working hard from dawn to dusk every single day to put food on the table, have never asked nor received any assistance whatsoever from international donors.

Meanwhile, I now wait for International development policy experts to explain their competence and development governance expertise following the ongoing economic example of Tanzania, and tell us how empty is the development model they have been shoving down African leader throats in the last five decades, when an empoverished African nation can develop extraordinarily into a middle income economy in a very short time, five years ahead of schedule, without taking any addictive foreign aid, nor any crippling international loans, while weaning itself off the dependency syndrome as some of us have been relentlessly urging African nations to commence, a syndrome primarily exacerbated by donors constantly dangling irresistible international development cash before the eyes of known corrupt African government officials, a behaviour that has for decades been firmly understood to disempower African nations, enslave it's leaders, and thereby undermine their oath to respect the sovereignty of the will of their people, in favor of development partners global political, economic and/or military priorities.

Are the foreign experts reviewing themselves and their policies or are they hoping that nobody has noticed the Magufuli development model and thus they will continue their  now stale economic policy advisory role.

It has to be stated that while some development aid claims to promote democracy, the secret backdoor entanglements between donors and African leaders are clearly what have held Africa back the most both politically and economically. I am saying this for the benefit of those individuals on this continent who get to leadership without having any preparations whatsoever on how these ulterior pressures play out, and how they must make sometimes difficult decisions for the benefit of their empoverished people and their perrenially underdeveloped country, while the unprepared will instead be quickly corrupted and enslaved to the former colonial masters whims, a relationship turned cordial  through "international aid" cookie jars which in reality spell Africa's political and economic stagnation.

If anything must come out of the death of the late President John Pombe Magufuli (RIP), its a new discussion about what hasn't worked as the economic development model pursued until now across Africa, and identify where exactly the source of the problem isn't.

Mr. Hussein Lumumba Amin (Photo)

Wednesday March 24th, 2021

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