WATCH: How Sub-Saharan Africa is set for its first recession in 25 years
World Bank chief economist for the Africa region Albert Zeufack talks to Business Day TV
09 October 2020 - 07:43
byBusiness Day TV
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World Bank Africa regions Chief Economist Albert Zeufack talks to Business Day TV about Sub-Saharan Africa possibly suffering the worst recession in 25 years
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WATCH: How Sub-Saharan Africa is set for its first recession in 25 years
World Bank chief economist for the Africa region Albert Zeufack talks to Business Day TV
The World Bank expects Sub-Saharan Africa to suffer its first recession in 25 years.
The organisation expects a contraction of 3.3% for 2020.
Business Day TV spoke to World Bank chief economist for the Africa region Albert Zeufack for more on what lies ahead for the continent.
World Bank Africa regions Chief Economist Albert Zeufack talks to Business Day TV about Sub-Saharan Africa possibly suffering the worst recession in 25 years
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