Higher Borrowing Costs Put New Pressure on African Economies as Global Debt Nears 100% GDP
as global borrowing costs continue to remain high, African governments will have to do more with less fiscal space
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as global borrowing costs continue to remain high, African governments will have to do more with less fiscal space
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Continue readingThis crisis is risking reversing all the gains African countries have made over the years, depending on how prolonged it is
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