You may choose any real-world example of a social dilemma, but it must be applicable to an African context, and you must not use the examples discussed in CORE's The Economy text or the module Note that a social dilemma is where two or more economic agents are acting in self-interest but they are not fully aware of the impact their actions have on others. Whilst a Prisoners Dilemma can be used to illustrate the payoffs of a social interaction, a social dilemma is not the result of a strategic interaction. You must choose and present a real-world social dilemma, and therefore you should not refer to a hypothetical or strategic prisoners dilemma. This assignment is asking you to demonstrate your ability to find a real-world social dilemma. Extra points will be awarded for being original. Explain the social dilemma and convince the reader/listener that it satisfies the criteria of a social dilemma. Part 1 - What it is You should describe your real-world social dilemma in two game matrices, Your first payoff matrix therefore should be descriptive, and the second should be a payoff matrix showing the payoffs for each of the four hypothetical outcomes. (NOTE: you are encouraged to create payoffs that are relevant to your chosen social dilemma -try not to use the example in the CORE text. Again, we will award extra points for being original).