Africa needs a “reset” in its economic aspirations, the IMF says. Growth spurts linked to public spending binges and the China-fueled commodities boom that fizzled about a decade ago can’t deliver the broad prosperity African economies need. Continue reading Africa hits a growth wall
Ethiopia, once the world’s poorest nation, today has one of the world’s fastest-growing economies even as Ethiopians cope with the persistent and deadly threat of ethnic conflicts. Continue reading Ethiopian economy defies conflict
America has courted Kenya for security, stability and tech investment. Now China is boosting its relations with the East African nation as the United States pulls back in Africa. At home, President William Ruto is confronting a younger generation demanding better governance and an economy tuned to their needs. Continue reading America invests in Kenya, for now
