why are some african countries eliminated from some itnternational groups?

Answer 1

Because of they are African countries.
NOBODY, but Africans give a damn about the welfare of the continent

To answer the guy beneath me, Libya and Nigeria were excluded from the UN a few years back, and had trade sanctions imposed on them.

Answer 2

I'll be honest, I am American and I don't really know the answer. But I do know a little -- my boyfriend is from Zimbabwe. I think Zim was removed from those types of groups when the country started going to hell in a handbasket -- no, seriously. bad phrase, I know. when they claimed independence, the leader started the process of giving the land back to the blacks. I totally think that's ok, and great. but then they got the land back and did nothing with it. a lot of people were killed, no one farmed the land given to them, and now they are in every sort of crisis -- economic, political, social. most other countries won't have anything to do with them because the country's leadership is so corrupt. and according to the people I know who are from there, a LOT of african nations are under such corrupt leadership that they're being excluded from lots of things. I can see both side of it, honestly. I don't support leaders of these countries and know something needs to be done to get them out of power. but it is tough that they're being left out of so much.....

Answer 3

Are they? Which international groups? Give us some context.