In terms of the economy of Swaziland, growth has been recovering since the 2010/11 fiscal crisis, albeit at a subdued pace. The average growth rate between 2010 and 2015 was 2.6 per cent and according to the Budget Speech ...

The Tunisian economy has been severely affected by the resurgence of terrorism and its impact on tourism, a key sector for the country; other factors include low foreign demand, notably European, with uncertain resumption ...

The Burundian economy has been affected by political tensions which have had an impact on the country since April 2015, although the precise scale of this impact is still difficult to measure. The GDP growth rate declined ...

Despite the 9.1 per cent increase in the primary sector, the real GDP growth rate in Chad fell from 6.9 per cent in 2014 to 2.5 per cent in 2015; this is due to the decline in activity in the secondary and tertiary sectors, ...

The economy of Somalia is recovering from a prolonged crisis. The collapse of the regime of President Mohamed Siad Barre in 1991 ushered in a turbulent period of conflict and humanitarian crises. Official statistics for ...

Le profil de pays de la Gambie a été réalisé sous la coordination générale et l’orientation de Giovanie Biha, Secrétaire exécutive adjointe de la CEA chargée de la diffusion du savoir, et a été rédigé sous la supervision ...

Le profil de pays de la Somalie a été réalisé sous la coordination générale et l’orientation de Giovanie Biha, Secrétaire exécutive adjointe de la CEA chargée de la diffusion du savoir et la supervision directe de Andrew ...

The Malagasy economy is pursuing a phase of timid recovery following a prolonged political crisis (2009-2013) which perturbed the economy and whose repercussions may still be felt in Madagascar society. Growth, estimated ...

Algeria economy grew by 3.9 per cent in 2015, compared with 3.8 per cent in 2014, the economy is weathering the crisis which affected the hydrocarbons sector in the second half of 2014. Despite the fall in oil prices and ...

Avec un taux de croissance de 3,9% en 2015, contre 3,8% en 2014, l’économie algérienne résiste à la crise qui a touché le secteur des hydrocarbures au second semestre 2014. Malgré la baisse des cours du pétrole, et son ...