African Development: Promise and Peril : vimarsana.com

Africa's future lies in the entrepreneurial spirit. More and moreyoung Africans are being entrepreneurial, and as they move Africaforward in the 21st century, they need for their leaders to fixgovernance problems; they need a better rule of law; they needother strong institutions like secure property rights; and theyneed more and more expansive economic freedom.

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