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The Africa Report n°111

The Africa Report n°111 is out now. Get ready for Disruption !

Inside this edition
TOP 50 Disruptors

Exclusive ranking of the TOP 50 Africans shaking up the status quo

US / AFRICA

Team Trump is driving a new initiative: to give small US companies a helping hand to find African opportunities

Cyril and the Gang of Four

In South Africa, Ramaphosa's reform efforts are being thwarted

Reboot African capitalism?

A sideways look at the continent’s economic options

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Opinion
Toyin Adeniji
Coronavirus: Nigeria’s informal economy hit hard

In the wake of COVID-19 across Nigeria's informal sector, the intensity, the approach, the quantity and quality of our participation will need to be accelerated, refined, and expanded.Read more

By Toyin Adeniji
Neil Decenteceo
Hopping to another crisis: Locusts and coronavirus in East Africa

Despite global efforts to curb the coronavirus, measures to stop increasing locust invasions in East Africa should not be pushed aside.Read more

By Neil Decenteceo
Koffi Zougbede
Coronavirus: Improving resilience in West African food systems

Improved data is essential to protect West Africa's food supply chains during COVID-19, argues Koffi Zougbede, an economist at the Sahel and West Africa Club (SWAC) of the OECD. Read more

By Koffi Zougbede
Change your outlook
Virus Outbreak South Africa Daily Life In depth

Corona Chronicles: 18 May – 22 May

Corona Chronicles: 18 May – 22 May

More than 100,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus and over 3000 deaths have now been reported across Africa, according to data by the Africa Centres for Disease Control. But certain countries, are still holding back on taking tough measures to curb the spread, as we saw this week.

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In Depth

Angola: on the trail of stolen billions

Angola's economy is in a state of fragility. Its tough economic restructuring programme at the beginning of the year focused on the sale of state-owned ... oil and diamond assets, reform of the national budget. The major hit it has taken from the coronavirus epidemic, has also weakened the country. But perhaps Angola would have weathered the storm better had over $100bn not been stolen from state coffers during the four decade presidency of José Eduardo dos Santos. In this five-part series, Patrick Smith and Zoe Eisenstein report on the campaign to find those stolen funds and how it is changing the politics and economy of Angola.

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