Africa's Economies Set to Grow Up to Six Percent
There is widespread sentiment that Africa can expect a growth rate of between 5.5 and six percent in 2012, says "This is Africa".
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Africa:
Continent's Growth Rate Projected at 5.5-6 Percent for 2012
This is Africa, 5 January 2012
The International Monetary Fund's most recent forecast for sub-Saharan Africa anticipates average growth of 5.5 percent in 2012. These projections are in line with the expectations… Read more »
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Africa:
Where to Invest in 2012
TradeInvest, 12 January 2012
2012 could be a good year for local companies that have solid business strategies in their respective markets. Funmi Akinluyi, Investment Director of Sub-Saharan Equities, Silk… Read more »
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Blog: Africa is a Country, Mon 12 Dec, 03:30 pm 2011
In May 2000 The Economist ran a cover story: "Africa. The Hopeless Continent." People talked about it for a while afterward. It spawned countless ... read more »
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Africa:
Tapping Into Growth
This is Africa, 15 November 2011
Surging demand is fast turning Africa into a major growth region for the world's biggest brewing companies. Read more »
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Africa:
London Stock Exchange Boss Bullish on Africa
This is Africa, 15 November 2011
"Africa always knew its potential, but now, for the first time, I think Africa has confidence in itself because it has seen the beginning of a much faster and independent path… Read more »
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Africa:
African Growth - a Cautionary Note
This is Africa, 15 November 2011
Africa's economic performance in recent years has attracted much attention, suggesting the continent has overcome the "lost decades" of the 1980s and 1990s, which bred far-reaching… Read more »