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The Africa Report n°112

The Africa Report n°112 is out now.

Inside this edition
Top 5OO African companies

Our Top 500 rankings, based on the financial year 2018, brought a slight drop in turnover for Africa’s biggest firms.

Brace for Impact

What are the deep changes that the Covid-19 crisis is bringing to Africa and its international partners.

DRC

The young administration of Félix Tshisekedi is trying to impose its will, seeking allies at home and abroad.

Agribusiness dossier

Entrepreneurs invests in projects to increase African yields and produce food for our populations.

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Opinion
Adam Moolna
Mauritius is reeling from an oil spill – and people are angry with how it has been handled

Mauritians are furious about the government's inaction after a vessel ran aground and began spilling huge quantities of oil onto the country's shore. Read more

By Adam Moolna
Oluwatosin Adeshokan
Nigeria’s central bank tries to do too much and fails to meet its core responsibilities

Before the Covid-19 crisis, the Central Bank of Nigeria was struggling to push the economy in the right direction and it is continuing to have problems now, writes Oluwatosin Adeshokan. Read more

By Oluwatosin Adeshokan
David Himbara
Covid-19 shows Africa must reduce dependence on personal remittances

Africa needs to retain human capital rather than relying on foreign remittances, argues David Himbara. Read more

By David Himbara
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In depth

Will Egypt find its way out of the pandemic?

Will Egypt find its way out of the pandemic?

Just as it gets back on its feet, Egypt takes another hit. Corruption, revolution, instability and now a pandemic. Its strongest sector that was beginning to climb back to pre-2011 levels was the first to go: tourism. The pyramids were built to withstand the test of time, but will Egypt weather this sand storm?

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Silent Victims

Egypt VS Coronavirus: Banks take stimulus cash but don’t onlend

Egypt, with one of the largest economies in Africa, also has one of the largest populations at nearly 100 million. The social and economic hit ... it has taken from the coronavirus is beginning to become more apparent. In the first part of our series on the impact of COVID-19 on Egypt, we look to see if its banks are strong enough to weather the pandemic slump. The challenge is to increase their lending to the private sector, and especially small business.

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