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Explainer: Why Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy will remain subdued – World Bank

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Anticipated slowed growth output in the Sub-Saharan Africa region for 2022, would mirror several new headwinds, including the slowdown in the global economy, lingering effects of the coronavirus pandemic, supply disruptions, elevated inflation, rising financial risks owing to high public debts reaching unsustainable levels, and climate shocks. These challenges are compounded by Russia’s invasion of […]

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