FASTEST GROWING AFRICAN ECONOMY IN 2016
2016 is going to be a challenging year for the African economy and world economy at large according to IMF and world Bank figures. Based on IMF projections and World Bank's global economic prospects, African economies experienced a marginal decline in growth for two years running compared to the previous years due to the slump in oil prices which affected oil producing countries in Africa like Nigeria, Algeria, Angola etc. According to IMF and world economic forum, growth in Africa is expected to be around 5 percent on average basis while foreign direct investment is expected to grow at a slower pace compared to the previous years. Moreover, the growth for this year is slightly bigger than that of last year which stood around 42 percent on average. The growth for this year and last year has shown that African economy is slowly moving from Agricultural and raw material based economy to service based economy. For example,...