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IMF's Top 10 2019 African Fastest Growing Economies;



1.Libya

The fastest growing economy is Libya a North-African country with a GDP size of over $50.95bn is a country in the Maghreb region. The IMF projects an economic growth of 10.8 per cent.

2.Ethiopia

The Second fastest growing economy in the continent is Ethiopia a country located in East-Africa and the horn of the continent, and a landlocked country split by the Great Rift Valley.

IMF projects that Ethiopia with a GDP size of about $80.56bn will grow by 8.5% in the year 2019.

3.Rwanda

Rwanda a country located in East-Africa is one of the best stories of robust reforms and transformation, post the ugly civil war experience in 1994.

With a GDP size of $9.14bn Rwanda is projected to achieve a 7.8% growth rate in 2019.

4. Ghana

Ghana is an economic power house in West Africa with a GDP size of approximately $51bn and is projected to hit a 7.6% growth in 2019, from 6.3% in 2018.

5.Ivory Coast

The Ivory Coast also known as “Cotedvoire” is another West African emerging economic powerhouse with remarkable reforms, that has made it a unique investment destination in Africa.

With a GDP size of about $41bn Ivory Coast is projected by IMF to grow by 7.0% in 2019.

6. Senegal

Senegal a country located in the West African sub-region is the sixth fastest growing economy to watch in 2019.

IMF projects that Senegal with a GDP size of approximately $17bn will grow by 6.7% in 2019.

7. Tanzania

Tanzania a country located in East-Africa has a GDP size of about $52.09bn and is projected by IMF to grow by 6.6% in 2019, from 5.8% in 2018.

8.Benin

Benin Republic is a country located in West Africa made the IMF 2019 top ten (10) fastest growing economies to watch in 2019.

It has a GDP size of approximately $10bn and has been projected to grow by 6.3 per cent in 2019.

This is an improved projection from 6% in 2018.

9.Uganda

Uganda is another East-African nation that emerged in the IMF top 10 fastest growing economies for 2019.

The GDP size of Uganda is over $26bn and is expected to grow by 6% in 2019.

10. Kenya

Kenya is an economic force in East-Africa and is a strategic nation in Africa. It has a GDP size of $74.94bn and IMF projects a 6.1% growth for the country in 2019.

Kumasi

[color=#006600][/color][quote author=SuperIgbo1 post=76908562]Mooron, you scared stiff to quote me? Y'all can't even debate without bringing your emotions in. That's crazy. Many slaves from Cameroon were taken to the Caribbean.

Your co traveler talking about scientific facts? When did emotions become facts? Y'all can debate with the facts I've provided, looooooool.
Am sure Adolf Hitler and Osaman bin laden were all Igbo

Superior black race

Superior Black race this guy needs a serious knock on his head

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XhosaNostra:
It's not about CHOICE, but DNA results. Blood doesn't lie. Maybe they thought those people were Igbo. Who knows? However, the reality on the ground is, they're Cameroonians BY BLOOD.

lol I don't understand this guy at all why shouting Igbo Igbo here up and down he is now saying the DNA tests were wrong

forgiveness:

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Gusssh This is ugly even a District chief Executive in Ghana won't reside in that sh***t

The seat of Ghana the blacks Stars of Africa

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Omoluabi16:
Even small Ghana self dey talk

Even mumugayria where human life is worthless is talking

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SuperIgbo1:
The Igbo masks known as Mgbedike was worn by Erik Killmonger in a scene in the movie, Black Panther. The Mgbedike are distinguished by the large size and bold masculine features. They are used in Igbo rituals and are designed to contrast the female dancers with their more feminine beauty.

Interesting