Some analysts see African self-determination and eliminating dependency on foreign aid as the best solution to the problem. Deitric Muhammad, Chief Economist at MGE19 Economic Research & Structural Models, opines that Africa must accept the challenge and do for itself. In an opinion piece posted on ModernGhana.com Mr. Muhammad raised the point, “What will African economies do once the U.S. dollar and the euro collapse? African economies are in a very vulnerable position because of their artificial dependency on external economies including China,” he wrote. “Those who control the resources of Africa will become the next superpower for the 21st Century.” According to Ugandan “New Vision” newspaper, Ben Turok, former anti-apartheid activist, a South Africa Parliamentarian and Chairperson of the Network of African Parliamentarians warned that no amount of aid from multinational institutions like the World Bank would redeem the continent, unless African countries exploit their own natural resources.