Feb 24, 2009 — Dambisa Moyo is interviewed in the New York Times as a harsh critic of western development strategies. Her advice to those of us who want to contribute in some way to African development? Make a loan through Kiva. (full interview)
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RT @DeeptiC: India’s oldest microfinance firm on theverge of closure – Home – livemint.com http://t.co/FNqQu0G via @livemint
Good update on #muhammadyunus in the Guardian http://t.co/uHfziXR
Washington C.A.S.H. Names Community Development Veteran Derek Birnie as Executive Director: http://t.co/el3aMGS #microfinance #seattle
RT @bingfish: Bezos at shareholders mtg: “To do disruptive innovation, you have to be willing to be misunderstood for...
