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Achieving the MDGs in Africa: a race against time.(Millennium Development Goals )

African leaders, like other leaders from the developing world, with the support of the international community, embarked on a marathon race in 2000. Singularly and collectively, they entered a race against poverty, underdevelopment and deprivation by adopting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as the framework agenda for development. They vowed to do all in their stead to win this race. By doing so, they were making a promise to put in place measures to free their citizens from the dehumanizing conditions of poverty.

Importantly, the leaders agreed to a common framework for monitoring and reporting progress towards specified time-bound targets. As a result of this ...

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