The scope for rapid “catch-up” growth, allied with improving levels of governance, point to a relatively upbeat outlook for most of sub-Saharan Africa over the next decade or so. By contrast, a lack of reform in the comparatively richer economy of South Africa is likely to hold the country back, indicating a “two-speed” pace of growth in the region over the medium term.
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