That is only mentioned in the second article.
Rather the vagueness reflects an interest in exploring solutions. That's normally what blogs / essays are like aren't they?
Rather the vagueness reflects an interest in exploring solutions. That's normally what blogs / essays are like aren't they?
There is a cottage industry of people claiming to do projects to help Africa. With marketing via blog posts geared towards those with access to capital, these projects can be funded. And since it is about Africa, there is less scrutiny about how effective it really is. Superficial facile accolades along with wining and dining at global events can further obfuscate this reality.