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The continent’s economic potential is enormous. Africa is home to six of the world’s ten fastest-growing economies. Its GDP is expected to rise six percent annually over the next decade. Real income has increased more than 30% over the last 10 years, and many African governments are making investments in infrastructure, education, and health care that are improving millions of lives.
The World Bank released its latest Global Economic Prospects report this month, and it suggests sub-Saharan Africa will again be among the fastest-growing regions in the world.
Seven countries, in particular, will lead the pack. According to the World Bank’s forecasts, each of them will grow at a rate of 7% or more over the next three years.
Africa's 7 Hottest Economies (and How You Can Invest in Each One) - investinginafrica.net
So who is going to be doing this investing? We've seen what happens when you invest in S. africa. Why would it be any different now?
Yes, we see what happens:
(CNN) -- Just 20 years ago, when the world was entering a new era of high technology and test-driving the information super highway that is now the World Wide Web, South Africans still battled the racist apartheid of the National Party and suffered in the poverty of an almost bankrupt state.
According to a recent report released by investment banking giant Goldman Sachs, South Africa's Gross Domestic Product has since almost tripled to $400 billion; foreign exchange reserves have increased from $3 billion to nearly $50 billion; and a growing and sizable African middle class was created, within two decades of freedom.
Doing some embellishing I see....
South Africa Economy: Population, GDP, Inflation, Business, Trade, FDI, Corruption
South Africa - African Economic Outlook
South Africa GDP | Actual Value | Historical Data | Forecast
Sad South Africa: Cry, the beloved country | The Economist
So when are you moving?
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