Djibouti needs major countries such as the U.S. to help feed and employ its people in return for the nation's hospitality. Most of the country's young males do not have jobs and are waiting to be employed by the U.S. military. About half of the population only earns $2 a day, giving them a weekly income of a mere 14 dollars! One third of Djibouti's children are suffering from chronic or acute malnutrition.
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For starters, the title is bold, but also misleading and inaccurate. Djibouti isn't poor because of lack of help from the USA. The economic problems of any country are a lot more complex than that. Be careful of how you word things. In addition your first sentence is misleading: Djibouti doesn't need the US to feed and employ its people, though it may be dependent upon foreign aid. If that's the case, just say that and then explain. You also quote a lot of stats but no citations or reasons why they are. Do some research to find out why Djibouti is in such an employment and economic depression. Overall, the post isn't bad and the grammar is correct. You
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