Africa has done just that, inviting big industrialists/nations and look at the state of affairs now. Nations foreign to Africa are only interested in profit and low-cost labor.

And yes, I believe in de-globalization for Africa. Not only is it possible and doable, but urgently needed.
Africa can stand on its own if only its leaders weren't as greedy and corrupt as they are now.

"Single" doesn't necessarily mean "married and then divorced".
That study says that you, for example, are happier than a married person, even if you happen to date once in a while and get your fill of "intimacy" for as long as the goings are good and then move on with your single life for whatever reason.

In my opinion, marriage, nowadays, is a prison for your masculinity.
And I'm not joking. Watch this video that illustrates my point exactly:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PnT8DckpcBE

While it would be difficult to imagine anyone going into a marriage with the intention of it being temporary, there appears to be scientific proof that divorce can be good for you in many ways

That’s the conclusion of a psychologist with the University of California Santa Barbara who is spreading the word throughout the nation that single people are indeed happier overall than their married counterparts.
In an 18-minute TED Talk she presented last year, the psychologist explained that in spite of being bombarded by movies, love songs, and novels that “everyone wants to find that special someone,” many married people do not become happier or healthier psychologically than they were previously.
In fact, the psychologist maintains that more and more people are opting for the single life, and are thriving.

One study found that single people utilized their social networks more, and actually provided and received help from their friends much more than their married counterparts.

Singles are more fit.
It’s not only the minds of single people that tend to be stronger. There’s other scientific research to show that single people also tend to be more physically fit. In the study of nearly 4,500 people, those who were single had slightly lower body mass indexes and were, on average, 5 pounds lighter than married people.

Stronger minds.
Another strong benefit to the single life is the availability of alone time, which has proven to be important for increasing our overall sense of freedom as well as our creativity and levels of intimacy.

So, my single friends, it may be time to quit whining about being "all alone" and go out there and enjoy your single life with other singles like yourselves.

Cheers!

I know men treat women like crap I saw it a few 100times. No she's a Muslim from Syria an she talks Arabic

If all these single people are so very happy, why are there so many dating sites?

I must have looked at a dozen before choosing Mingle.