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No changes on the political front. The economy is performing well but inflationary pressures are becoming an issue that have resulted in increased interest rates.
Read MorePolitically the country remains stable with elections set to be held in 2024. Tensions with the DRC are increasing which could impact regional stability. The economy, particularly the service sector, is growing well but inflationary pressures are an issue.
Read MoreRwanda continues to be politically stable, and its economy remains resilient. However, inflationary pressures are taking a toll on poverty in the country.
Read MoreSmooth elections will be critical to Kenya and IEBC will have to step up and ensure this happens. The leading candidates have chosen their running mates, adding a new dimension to the race. The economy is progressing well but may face headwinds in the coming months.
Read MoreWith her first Budget in full swing, it is clear that President Hassan’s agenda is one of ambition and expenditure. The narrative from Ministries has been that of assisting the private sector, helping the economic base increase and keeping economic growth in at least high single digits. However, actual policy reform to ease doing business is still slower in coming.
Read MoreThe direction of travel is a positive one, with a continued widening of the democratic space and improved view of Tanzania on the world stage. However, there is much more to be done domestically to create a business environment that is conducive for existing and potential investors
Read MoreAs the general election nears, there is concern of disruptions and the impact that this could have on the economy.
Read MoreUganda remains in the same place politically with no viable opposition. The economy is slowly recovering and the reopening in January 2022 should help this.
Read MoreThe country is showing a rebound after the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. The virus is under control and a large part of the population has been vaccinated.
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