The Rwandan economy has performed extremely well over the last 15 years. Since 2000, the average rate of growth has been nearly 8.0 per cent per annum. The country is now reaching a different stage in its development ...

Au cours des cinq dernières années, l’économie du Niger a alterné systématiquement des années d’accélération et de décélération de l’activité économique, suivant les aléas climatiques. Ainsi, le taux de croissance a été ...

The forty-eighth session of the United Nations Statistical Commission is scheduled in New York from 7 to 10 March 2017. It is important for African countries to speak with one voice and thus harmonize their contributions ...

This report is prepared by the African Center for Statistics of the Economic Commission for Africa for the year 2016. The report focuses on Ethiopia key macroeconomic indicators, Export/Import and GDP growth rate, sectoral ...

Pour faire face aux problèmes posés aux pays africains par la demande de plus en plus forte de statistiques de qualité, les parties prenantes ont pris plusieurs initiatives destinées à relever les défis, dont notamment le ...

This report examines the current state of the data ecosystem in Africa, its desired end state, and the gaps in between. It also provides recommendations on how to bridge these gaps. It maps the current data ecosystem in ...

This report is prepared by the African Centre for Statistics of the Economic Commission for Africa. The report focus on United Republic of Tanzania key macroeconomic indicators, Contribution to GDP by selected sectors, ...

Diamond extraction, fiscal discipline and sound management (good governance) have yielded positive socio economic dividends for Botswana. The extractive sector remains dominant and mining accounted for more than one quarter ...

The United Republic of Tanzania is emerging from the most contested election in its history. The new Government will inherit an economy that is growing rapidly but that continues to fall short of the ambitions of its ...

The Zimbabwean economy is predominantly agro-based, with the agricultural sector employing about 67.2 per cent of the total labor force while the manufacturing and mining sectors employ about 4 and 1.5 per cent, respectively ...