One of the interesting things about the whole imbroglio is that very, very few African states have material debts to privately owned capital. It's almost all government-to-government debt or IMF debt apart from SA, Botswana and a bit of trade finance (which IMO shouldn't really be analysed as debt as it is self-liquidating working capital).
dd >Comment >Correct again . . . to suggest that my debt be suspended because I have proven that I >cannot and will not pay it is hardly radical . . . which was my real point. Africa really >does not have a debt problem . . . the financial institutions - capital, have a debt >problem.
