Keeping Africa on track for the 21st century
Whether it can develop like Asia hangs on how it taps its biggest resource - its young population.
New Haven, Connecticut
AFRICA's emergence as an economic force is no longer an expression of hope or just a matter of faith. So much has changed since March 2000, when The Economist declared Africa "a hopeless continent". By December 2011, the same magazine proclaimed "Africa Rising", with a real chance to follow in the footsteps of Asia.
Africa's challenges are in the public domain: Only one in four Africans has acce…
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