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Is Africa’s Recent Economic Growth Sustainable?

Two competing narratives are used to describe the economies of Sub-Saharan Africa over the last fifteen years. On the one hand, GDP growth has been relatively rapid, almost 5 percent a year, despite the 2008-2009 global economic crisis, and is expected to increase to 6 .. + More Details

Authors:

Shantayanan Devarajan, Wolfgang Fengler

Institution

Institut français des relations internationals

Year

2012

THE NEW HARVEST: AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION IN AFRICA

This book argues that sustaining African economic prosperity will require significant efforts to modernize the continent’s economy through the application of science and technology in agriculture. In other words, agriculture needs to be viewed as a knowledge-based .. + More Details

Authors:

CALESTOUS JUMA

Institution

Oxford University Press

Year

2011

AFRICA IN THEIR WORDS; A Study of Chinese Traders in South Africa, Lesotho, Botswana, Zambia and Angola

This study is perhaps the first to investigate and compare the perceptions of Chinese traders in a systematic way, across several African countries. The Brenthurst Foundation conducted nearly 200 in-depth interviews with Chinese traders in five countries in Southern .. + More Details

Authors:

Terence McNamee, Greg Mills, Sebabatso Manoeli, Masana Mulaudzi, Stuart Doran and Emma Chen

Institution

The Brenthurst Foundation

Year

2012

African Can Help Feed Africa: Removing Barriers to Regional Trade in Food Staples

BARRIERS ALONG THE VALUE CHAIN constrain regional trade and drive a gap between producer and consumer prices and increase price variability. TO MAKE MARKETS FOR STAPLES MORE EFFICIENT and less risky there is need to reform institutions and invest in their capacity. POLI .. + More Details

Authors:

World Bank

Institution

The World Bank Group

Year

2012

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