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Africa is indeed a continent blessed with an abundance of natural resources, ranging from valuable minerals like gold, diamonds, copper, and oil. These resources hold immense potential for fostering economic growth and development across the continent. However, Africa continues to grapple with extreme poverty and underdevelopment, with corruption being identified as a major impediment to progress. This paper focuses on the pervasive issue of corruption in Africa, with Nigeria, Uganda, and Zimbabwe as case studies. The research employs a descriptive and analytical method of historical research, grounded in the Prebendal Theory as its theoretical framework. The findings of this study reveal the staggering impact of corruption on Africa's development, with annual losses of approximately 100 billion due to illicit financial flows. These flows divert resources away from political and socio-economic advancement, exacerbating widespread impoverishment. In conclusion, the paper underscores the corrosive effect of corruption on Africa's development and offers several recommendations to address this issue. These include promoting merit-based leadership selection, enforcing stronger legal actions against corruption, empowering anti-corruption agencies, engaging citizens and civil society in the fight against corruption, and strengthening the rule of law and judicial independence. These recommendations aim to pave the way for a more transparent and accountable future in Africa.
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Development" is the most commonly used single word by economists, policymakers, international financial institutions and politicians. Although, as a polysemic word, "development" has different meanings-it is used largely to describe an improvement in the quality of life of people. Initially, development was perceived as the growth of domestic, national or individual income. Over time, the perception of development was broadened, and now it encompasses various dimensions in defining development. In addition to the traditional economic elements, it includes many socioeconomic and political dimensions such as poverty, inequality, unemployment , freedom, democracy, dignity, self-respect and self-esteem. UNDP defines development as a process of enlarging people's choices, while Sen defines it as a process of expansion of freedoms. These choices or freedoms lead to an improvement in the quality of life of people and there is no argument about that. However, as I perceive it, development is not a process as considered in terms of traditional and modern development ideologies, but a superior status that human beings strive to capture or reach. Expansion of choices or freedoms and the elimination of poverty, inequality, etc. are the processes that convey people to the development. The policies and programs drawn up to achieve the improvement of so-called choices or freedoms are the instruments that expand the processes. These processes will end when the entire human society reaches the so-called pinnacle of development.
During the past two or three decades Sri Lanka has achieved remarkable progress in social development, accompanied by modest economic growth. Gender inequality in many fields including access to education, health, employment opportunities etc. has declined significantly and many other aspects of social development relating to females have also improved. Moreover, there is no significant discrepancy in educational attainment between younger men and women; the fertility rate is significantly low. As reported by the Global Gender Gap Report (2010) of the World Economic Forum, Sri Lanka is among the top 20 countries in the world in gender equality. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka is at a transitional stage of economic development with a shrinking agricultural sector and gradually rising industrial and service sectors. Under this circumstance, the FLFP is expected to increase in keeping with the traditional U-hypothesis. Amidst these favorable circumstances it is puzzling to observe that the FLFP rate is as low as 35 percent. In fact, this rate is comparatively much lower than what one would expect given the high level of women’s educational attainments and progressive achievements in other aspects of social development. Although Sri Lanka is ahead of other South Asian countries in terms of human and social development, when it comes to female labor force participation it surprisingly ranks at the same level as other South Asian countries. In this context, the question that arises is why the FLFP rate is very low even though the necessary conditions that stimulate female labor force participation have gradually improved over the past two-three decades? Hence, this study mainly focuses on identifying the factors that obstruct women from entering the labor market at the micro level. In this endeavor an attempt will be made to examine whether there are any sector differences in these factors. In addition, the study will attempt to quantify the impact of key determinants on FLFP in Sri Lanka at the macro level.
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As the literature reveals, FLFP is determined by a number of factors. Among those some factors are common to all countries but some are country-specific. GDP growth rate, religious, social and cultural norms, family income, fertility rate etc. can be identified as the common factors that determine the rate of FLFP in any country. Furthermore, female education, state of overall economic and labor market conditions such as the level of urbanization, employer preferences and the unemployment rate play important roles in determining the number of females entering the labor market , -, , , , -,. Tradition, culture and household responsibilities held by women also restrict their participation in the labor market . Thus, the analysis reveals that social institutions, religious attitudes, social class etc. exert a strong influence on females’ labor force participation in India . In some households the question of whether a woman in the family should enter the labor market is a decision that is made collectively by the family , . In making this decision, they take into account personal factors, household characteristics as well as economic factors. Further education and training opportunities also cause delays in women entering the labor market . In addition to the above factors, as OECD evidence discloses, the policies on promoting flexibility of working hours, the system of family taxation, and the support given to families in the form of childcare subsidies, childcare benefits, and paid parental leave also affect the decision . As per the Department of Census and Statistics’ (DCS) findings, the main reason for the low female labor force participation in Sri Lanka is involvement in household activities. In addition, engaging in studies, suffering physical illness, having retired and being feeble due to old age have also kept females out of the labor force. Moreover, as has been reported by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL), unavailability of safe accommodation and transportation to and from work, difficulties in adhering to work time slots and inability to find employment after a break are among the major reasons for low female labor force participation in the country .
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