Sub Saharan African economies slowed down last year due to low commodity prices and will not fully recover this year.
That’s according to a World bank report released on Monday.
Growth last year stood at 3 percent, down from 4-and-a-half percent the year before. That’s the slowest growth in the region since 2009, when the global economic crisis hit. The World Bank’s Africa Pulse economic update is projecting growth of 3.3 percent this year.
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