Stellah Kwasi | ISS Africa

Rapid population growth and increasing water scarcity will test all aspects of Egypt’s economic development.

Like the rest of the world, the continent has seen public discontent growing even as wealth has improved.

Despite joining forces and pooling funds to acquire doses, Africa’s 30% vaccination goal by year-end seems unattainable.

This report looks at the country’s current development trajectory and how four crucial components could change things for the better.

Specific sectoral improvements could help the DRC realise its potential as a driver of economic growth in Africa.

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Impressive delivery on education, water and eliminating poverty hasn't enabled Tunisia to escape its middle-income trap.

The country finds itself at a crossroad that requires radical but necessary economic and socio-political reforms.

Africa’s development trajectory has suffered a severe setback, with extreme poverty rising in all the scenarios.

Extreme poverty rises in all scenarios modelled in a new study of Africa’s development trajectory.

This report presents three scenarios on the potential impact of COVID-19 in Africa and compares that to a pre-COVID-19 baseline.

Containing the virus in Africa requires focusing on vulnerable communities and context-specific responses.