Imported Inflation x Local Education; progressive policy pathways

My take vying against privatizing public education & institutions alike on the African continent, as probed forth by "King Makers" :

Tanzania seems to be getting it right. Ever wonder why our policy pathways are always a step ahead of private sector pressures, foreign exploits, and or negates succumbed about humanitarian aid?

The ideals left by Nyerere and other pan Africans are being built up on.

In direct regards to education, the Swahili mandate sees our HR personnel entrenched (planning & implementation among other progressive exploits). 

& if compentent, we tend to be very competent whilst driving forth public policy - where the administration in power gets it right.

Privatizing fully, again, is giving such mandate away to stakeholders with ideals of differing values.

Where meeting margin calls. Correct, private entities seem to pressure pointedly in addressing interval management. Regardless, keep in mind the market has components that inflate and or retract working capital. (Gvt. Regulations, International transaction / speculation & expectations).

In addition to supply & demand, a competitive private environment, with international drivers sees a lot of nuance, mostly those that favor western educational competencies in executing bilateral initiatives.

> Private entities are prone to exploit international interests.

Of recent, international pressures are what everyone seems to agree on what is responsible for global market conditions.

And so, what would Africa's dispository position pertain where we to privatize vital civil function, such that public education?

> Such translates to many a fields, of immidiate attention, that the business proceeds in Africa, and in sectors such as agriculture (as well as many others).

It's paramount we get right policy pathways that favor home grown margin attainance, and so too employ gravity economics - are imperial market dispositional woes to decamp. Otherwise, imported inflation.