Mapping Sub-Saharan Africa's Future

Publisher:
National Intelligence Council (Central Intelligence Agency)
Publication Date:
1 March 2005
Tags:
Africa, Nigeria, International Terrorism, Conflict, Peace and Security, United States, Canada and Africa

The National Intelligence Council recently convened a group of top US experts on Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss likely trends in the region over the next 15 years. The group discussed several major issues or drivers that will affect Africa, including globalization and its impact on political development and economic growth, patterns of conflict, terrorism, democratization, AIDS, evolving foreign influences, and religion. This discussion paper does not represent the views of the U.S. Government.

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