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East Africa: EA Economies' Growth Stronger Than Peers Amid Global Crises

Published on: Monday 07 August 2023

East African economies are forecast to grow at a higher rate than continental peers, but global shocks and political uncertainties could threaten the momentum, The East African reports.

News source: https://allafrica.com/stories/202308070452.html

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East Africa: EA Economies' Growth Stronger Than Peers Amid Global Crises