Epstein Secrets

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development debate for African experts? Andrew Quinn - Guardian blog At a 2012 TEDxChange conference in Berlin, African women's development fund CEO Theo Sowa turned the spotlight on an uncomfortable truth: African women may be the focus of many development campaigns, but they are rarely represented as driv