Africa Economy

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Brazil and Ghana are both countries of influence in their respective continents, with strong, energetic economies and steady growth. United by historical and cultural ties, our two nations are also solid commercial partners, with a level of trade that has more than tripled from $106m in 2003 to $446m in 2011.

Dans un contexte de ralentissement de la demande d’exportations en provenance des marchés européens, l’Algérie multiplie ses relations commerciales avec un certain nombre d’économies émergentes, notamment le Brésil, la Russie, l’Inde et la Chine (BRIC).

Chapter | The Guide from The Report: Ghana 2012

This section includes an article on some of the country’s historical touristic attractions and a profile of boxing legend Azumah Nelson. It also provides the reader with an overview of local etiquette and business practices, information on hotels and resorts, and contact information for local government agencies and services.

Chapter | Economy from The Report: Ghana 2012

In just the past few years, Ghana’s economy has undergone major transformations and has been shaped by a number of encouraging trends, including a rising per capita income, increased capital spending, higher commodities prices and an improved government fiscus. The economy grew by 14.4% in real terms in 2011, the highest rate of growth recorded worldwide that year. Much of this was due to the...

Chapter | Country Profile from The Report: Ghana 2012

This chapter takes a look at Ghana’s history, trade relations and its impact on the regional and global stage. This chapter contains interviews with Mahatir Mohammad, former Prime Minister of Malaysia; Stephen O’Brien, UK Under-Secretary of State for International Development; and viewpoints from President President John Dramani Mahama and Fernando Pimentel, Brazilian Minister of Development,...
These may be tough times for the Egyptian economy, but healthy long-term fundamentals and sound monetary policy bode well for the future. Indeed, the decision by Egypt’s central bank to keep rates on hold is a clear sign of its policy of prioritising growth in 2012.

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