Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) were created to help African citizens become independent and successful on their own. Instead, non-governmental organizations have prevented African citizens from making progress because they want to continue receiving aid for their own benefit. In some cases, non-governmental organizations have made conditions worse. Non-governmental organizations must implement reforms to get back on track, otherwise African citizens will face a very long struggle before becoming independent. Non-governmental organizations have decided to go to Africa due to the many difficulties it faces. Africa is a very poor continent, and with so many different groups unwilling to unify, many areas of the country are constantly at battle with each other. Non-governmental organizations should receive aid from many generous donors and help African citizens learn what to do with the money so that they can become an independent nation. Instead of helping African citizens, NGOs mislead them into spending money on unnecessary materials. They are also withholding for themselves some of the aid that should go to African citizens. As a result of these actions, Africa still remains a non-unified continent, with many political, social and economic problems. Not only are African citizens affected by bad decisions made by non-governmental organizations, but countries and donors are also affected. Donors believe their money will be used to purchase materials and goods needed to develop a stable continent. Donors believe their money really helps because NGOs will only report when…half of paper…military organizations are fixing what doesn't need fixing. Meetings with citizens' representatives and representatives of non-governmental organizations should be organised. However, citizens and non-governmental organizations are not the only ones who need to be more involved. Donors should regularly check how their money is being spent and a representative should be sent to Africa to see if non-governmental organizations are using their money as they say. If donors decide to engage more, it would help African citizens because non-governmental organizations will have to spend all their money on citizens in need rather than using some of it for their own benefit. Non-governmental organizations must allow feedback from citizens and donors. With feedback, they can figure out what