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DAVID PATRIKARAKOS: From the Islamic school in London swearing allegiance to Iran to the house in rural Ghana filled with washing up liquid. The madness of Western aid laid bare
The article discusses an Islamic school in London that swears allegiance to Iran and a house in rural Ghana filled with washing up liquid, highlighting criticisms of Western aid practices.
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