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Donors built Africa’s aid system, now African civil society wants to rebuild it

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Nana Asantewa Afadzinu, executive director of the West Africa Civil Society Institute, speaks during the Africa at the Centre convening in Accra, Ghana. Credit: Africa at the Centre/WACSI

"The donor wanted the organisation to expand quickly. The organisation said the communities it was already working with needed deeper support before it moved elsewhere. So they made a tough decision."

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