African Development refers to the process of economic, social, and political progress within the African continent. It encompasses efforts to improve living standards, reduce poverty, foster sustainable economic growth, and promote social equity. This term often highlights initiatives aimed at enhancing infrastructure, education, healthcare, and governance, as well as addressing issues such as environmental sustainability and gender equality. African development is influenced by both internal factors, like governance practices and resource management, and external factors, including foreign investment, international aid, and global trade dynamics. The goal of African development is to create resilience and enhance the capacity of African nations to meet the challenges of the 21st century while ensuring that growth benefits all segments of the population.
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