In 3 to 5 pages, answer the question, "Is the 'Africa Rising' narrative well founded?" Explore this question through the lens of one or more of the 7 Grand

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Nine years ago, a renowned publication made special research that was published with the title Africa Rising."

One of the key ideas of this article was that Africa was growing steadfast. It referred to the number of industries developing the economy of the black continent. It forecasted a good future for Africa after so many years of poverty and dictatorial governments that had derivated in conflicts and civil wars.  

After the article was read by many experts, they criticized the accuracy of the information included in that article.

The critics expressed concerns because the data used was biased. It referred to Africa in general terms as if the author was talking about a country, not the many numbers of countries of the African continent that most live in poor conditions, scarcity, and are poorly governed, and lacking the proper quality education system to help students learn and grow.

For these critics, education was one of the most important aspects for the continent to really grow on a steady basis. No education means no progress or at least, limited progress. Most African people lack basic educational instruction and intellectual skills to study a profession. Most African people work hard on a daily basis to make a living, just to survive. Forget about entertainment, investment, and other "luxuries" of the western world.

Unhealthy living conditions are another major problem in many parts of Africa. Hunger and poverty are killing thousands of people. No health services, no sanitary conditions, not enough medical doctors, and medicines. That is why ebola or aids is still killing many Africans.