Debt Challenges and Financial Inequities in Africa

This chapter explores the debt crises faced by African nations, particularly Ethiopia, Chad, Zambia, and Ghana, and critiques the inefficacies of the G20 Common Framework for debt restructuring. It highlights the systemic flaws in global financial practices that prioritize creditors over struggling borrowers, and discusses the urgent need for reform in the global financial architecture. Additionally, the chapter touches on the pressing healthcare issues, such as breast cancer in Africa, underscoring the interconnectedness of economic and social challenges across the continent.