World Bank Report: Africa's Pulse Vol. 5
- Publisher:
- The World Bank
- Publication Date:
- 18 April 2012
- Tags:
- Africa, Banking and Insurance, Economy, Business and Finance, International Organizations and Africa, Sustainable Development
Africa's Pulse: Volume 5, the latest report in a twice yearly World Bank analysis of the issues shaping Africa's economic prospects, says the continent is poised to grow at a rate of 4.9 percent in 2011.
Economic Growth Expected for Zanzibar
- Zanzibar Economy to Grow By Eight Percent
- New Oil Bulk System Hurting Zanzibar
- African Bank Governors Convene in Zanzibar
- Safeguard Tourism, Investors Urge Govt
- Issues Unfolding in Zanzibar
- Zanzibar Commits to Strengthening Service Delivery
- Zanzibar Plans to Revive Export Processing Zones to Benefit From EAC
- Paying Tax in Zanzibar is Burdensome, Says Report
- Zanzibar Gets High Marks in World Bank Report
- Zanzibar Tourism Investors Call for Stronger Ties With Stakeholders
- Tourism Investors in Zanzibar Want Government to Address Challenges
- Zanzibar Out to Improve Banking Services
- Report Ranks Zanzibar Poorly in Ease of Doing Business
- Experts Meet to Discuss Improving Aviation Sector
- Experts Support Zanzibar's Quest for Economic Independence
Tunisia and U.S. Enhance Economic Ties
- Government in Trade Talks With U.S. Officials
- No Quick Fix for the Economy
- Unemployed Graduates Demonstrate Across the Country
- Volkswagen and Ford in Negotiations to Launch Two Automotive Plants
- President Moncef Marzouki Meets With Kuwaiti Businessman
- Airbus to Set Up Civil Aviation Park
- Economic Policies Unclear in Wake of Arab Spring
- China to Sign Three New Development Projects With Nation Tomorrow
- Tackling Country's Unemployment Problem, One Job At a Time
- Latest Poll Shows Citizens Want Economy Put First
- Nation's Trade Deficit Doubles
- Will Neoliberalism Make a Comeback in Africa Via Tunisia?
- Tunisian President Warns of 'Collective Suicide'
- Daily Losses of Two Million Dinars in the Phosphate Industry
Egypt, Japan Improve Economic Relations
- FM Apprises Japanese Officials of Situation in Nation
- Prime Minister Witnesses Nation, Japan Fourth Metro Line Agreement
- Minister - Tutankhamun Exhibition Sends Massage of Amity and Peace
- Cultural Festival Held in Japan for Promoting Local Tourism
- Unesco, Japan Sign Deal to Support African Countries, Including Nation
- Nation's Foreign Minister Visit to Japan Reflects Solidarity With Japanese People
