Le profil de pays du Nigéria 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 ...

The Gambia has achieved positive but highly volatile economic growth in recent years. Annual real GDP growth averaged 3.1 per cent between 2005 and 2015, resulting in an overall GDP of 39.9 billion dalasi ($938.8 million) ...

Cabo Verde had been experiencing weakened growth since 2009, except for 2011, owing to the deteriorating external economic environment, with delayed effects of the 2008-2009 global financial and economic crisis and fiscal ...

Le profil de pays du Mozambique 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 Said ...

Ghana is the world’s second-largest exporter of cocoa and Africa’s second-largest producer of gold. Ghana sits on the gold coast, and at one time provided half of the world’s gold. Until the recent advent of oil, the ...

Le profil de pays de Maurice 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 sous la supervision directe de Said ...

Le profil de pays du Malawi 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 sous la supervision directe de Said ...

The economy of Mozambique has experienced strong growth over the last decade, averaging slightly more than 7 per cent annually. However, because of the global economic slowdown, which has culminated into reduced demand for ...

Gabon has been dealing with the consequences of the progressive price decline in its major export commodities, including oil and manganese, since the second half of 2014. In 2015, these adverse conditions led to a slowdown ...

The pace of economic growth in Angola remained subdued in 2016, with a projected rate of 3.0 per cent, as it was strongly affected by low oil prices in the world markets. In addition to the oil sector, recent growth has ...