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The history of aid makes the suggestion of increasing such assistance irrational unless the cycle of dysfunctional aid in Africa is broken. Dichter offers some suggestions about how to do this but concludes that the aid situation is likely to remain business as usual.
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Thomas Dichter is a US development specialist and author of Despite Good Intentions. This article first appeared in SAIIA's eAfrica electronic journal.