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It is actually on the border of being a less developed and a more developed country -- being the most developed country in the whole of Africa with an infrastructure that is often comparable with those in more developed countries. But there is a huge disparity between the living standards of the rich, mostly in the cities, and the millions from the rural areas or those masses who have accumulated in informal settlements around the cities. On the whole, the majority do not reap the benefits of a welfare state, to say the very least.

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Nat Olson

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3y ago

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