"If we want foreign roads here, we are all going to have to cooperate, or else it will not work," says skeptical rickshaw driver Gurunath.
This is a man who spends up to six hours a day driving and biking alone on foreign roads, before hopping on stage to do his show.
I'm easily confused, and things I don't understand (foreign people, roads, taps, Wifi, books without pictures) frighten me.
For a critical perspective, you may wish to read former Peace Corps and USAID worker Michael Maren's critique of humanitarian aid to foreign governments ("The Road to Hell: The Ravaging Effects of Foreign Aid and International Charity").
Living on the road in foreign countries across foreign continents meant that everything, from languages to customs to food to values to the scenery we were taking in, was constantly changing ― and ultimately, we changed too.
… #4 Rick Perry has spearheaded the effort to lease roads in Texas to foreign companies, to turn roads that are already free to drive on into toll roads, and to develop the Trans-Texas Corridor which would be part of the planned NAFTA superhighway system.
Stadiums had to be ready in a dozen cities for the football World Cup in June, airports spruced up to welcome foreign visitors, and roads built to whisk them to venues.
Kigali is now home to nearly a million people — roughly double the number ten years ago — and there is incessant construction of new homes, office blocks, medical facilities, shopping centers, hotels, schools, transport depots, foreign embassies, and roads.
It's a city in which the Hummer recreational vehicles of the nouveaux riche throng the dust roads, foreign security contractors play by the poolside of a mountain lodge, and international aid workers dine on octopus salad on the terrace of a popular Greek restaurant.
