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I unequivocally believe that Africa is attractive in these times in which we live. There are several different reasons that I posit this notion. Firstly, Africa is in the process of modernizing and truly participating in the global economy. It has a number of economic opportunities which it has not had in the past. African countries are becoming more well versed in technology and in all of the different facets of modernity that have kept it regulated in what some people tend to think of as the proverbial third world. However, Africa's attraction encompasses the fact that because of this perception that was embraced by many outsiders, it has taken several strides to shed this image and to become a contemporary as other Western powers. Additionally, Africa has a growing infrastructure that is constantly increasing which adds to its presence domestically and internationally, in separate countries and on the continent as a whole. Another reason that I believe that Africa is attractive these days is because of impending stability that is affecting its political climate. Again, this aspect of Africa is reflected in terms of both the continent itself and in terms of its individual countries. For instance, the political situation that was in Egypt last decade was decidedly unstable. However, that period of unrest (which was mirrored in other countries in this part of the world) was followed by a period of relative stability. This sort of stability is conducive to some of the gains that different parts of this continent are evincing, and include various regions of economics, commerce, trade, as well as social and cultural boons as well.
3.African youth today face a fairly serious situation. The rate of unemployment on this continent is still as high as it ever was. Granted, there are some advancements that Africa has undergone to mitigate the...
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