Ungated Post | 18 Dec 2015
Waves of change: Revisited
Oxford Economics examined the growth opportunities and challenges in eight African markets, including Nigeria, Ghana, and Zambia, and ranked the markets based on potential risk and opportunity. We ranked Zambia, Ghana, and Kenya as offering the most attractive mix of rewards and risks over the next three years.
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