Africa's economy to expand in 2026 despite risks [Business Africa] 13 hours ago Africa is poised for a breakout. An International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast reveals the continent will be home to more high-growth economies—expanding by at least 6%—than any other in 2026. Spotlighting the leaders: South Sudan and Guinea, each projected for double-digit growth, powered by oil and mining booms. Meanwhile, East Africa's reform push is paying off, with Uganda, Rwanda, and Ethio...
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