Angola’s honey and its untapped potential
When oil prices crashed in 2014, one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies suddenly ground almost to a halt.
When oil prices crashed in 2014, one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies suddenly ground almost to a halt.
It is with no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has caused serious troubles for economies around the world, namely in the ...
The services sector registered a majority of 25 projects followed by the manufacturing and export trade sector with 21 and ...
The largest movement of African migrants was within Africa where these emigrants also make a very clear contribution to the ...
illicit capital flows Curbing illicit capital flows could almost cut in half the annual financing gap of $200 billion that ...
The outflows include illicit capital flight, tax and commercial practices like mis-invoicing of trade shipments and criminal activities such as ...
Unemployment will be on an upward trend, more companies will be facing bankruptcy; supply chains will be fragile; confidence is ...
Uganda’s real GDP growth is projected to hover below 2 per cent in 2020 compared with the almost 5.6 per ...
Kenya, Mauritius, Namibia and South Africa are the only countries on the continent where the share of online shoppers exceeds ...
Promoting economic diversification and industrialization in Africa is now a matter of priority
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