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Xiaopeng (Kaitlyn) Tu

Foreign aid, blessing or bane: A case study of foreign aid’s impact on Sub-Saharan Africa

2018-11-28
By: Xiaopeng (Kaitlyn) Tu
On: November 28, 2018

In August of 2018, the Trump administration introduced new conditions on billions of dollars in foreign aid spent through the UN and other multinational agencies. This decision revitalized the discussionContinue Reading

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