Africa's growing economies 

Finally the international media decide to spread some good news About Africa and I’m glad to see my country Ghana 🇬🇭 in there! Brilliant

I THINK I'M BLESSED BECAUSE IF NOT I WOULDN'T HAVE MET SOMEONE WHO IS AS SPECTACULAR AS EXPERT AVA LIO I THINK SHE IS THE BEST BROKER EVERYONE SHOULD BE PROUD OFF

You guys speak good about Africa compared to your cousin DW news I don't know why but kudos to you guys for keeping it 💯

The problem is mainstream media

Growing 7% and your GDP is $100 .... only requires you to create $7 extra dollars. Growing 2% when your GDP is $10,000 requires you to grow your economy by $2000. Africa should be growing at 20% annually if it ever hopes to catch up to the developed world.

AFRICA RISING‼💚🖤❤

That's not called "growth" it's called the "catch-up effect"

Great report.

They steal from you then tell you that you are growing 😜.This is pure mockery in its truest form

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This is nonsense, Africa is still underperforming, we need to grow at 10 to 15%, and that's possible because all we need is change our agricultural activities from SUBSISTENCE FARMING to COMMERCIAL FARMING, ban exportation of natural resources and use them as INPUTS for INDUSTRIALISATION, if our besties Russia could industrialise in less than 5 years in 1930s what will hinder Africa from replicating same rapid development and economic restructuring in less than 10 years in this information age where technology transfer is possible? Besides we have China which is more than willing to build required Infrastructure and commit skilled labour, and we are 1 billion people, all we need is to start with labour intensive industries and later include capital intensive industries and knowledge economy

At what cost! Some of the countries have lost airports, mines, ports etc . to the lender China. Now I understand the EU wants to rival the Belt and road initiative with EU alternative as a challenger. By all means such initiatives are most welcomed however the loan contracts must be openly discussed and not under closed doors with the terms of such contracts made public. The pandemic is just one of the calamities facing Africa. What about draught, famine, unknown diseases and of late resurgence of military coups Nd political unrest. I always believe in what Shakespeare wrote in one of his plays and i.e.," Never borrower or lender be." It would be fruitful to first sit down with the borrower and determine the exact course that country will take in repaying the loan and in what way the project(s) will benefit financially at the end of the loan period. We definitely see fantastic metropolises with skyscrapers adorning the skyline but God forbid if any of these are gutted down by fire there will be equipment and trained personnel available to deal with such calmities. I maybe wrong and pray that it will be so.but wisdom cries out loud and clear.

Fastest growing because they are the poorest