The IMF is rather pessimistic about the recovery of the economy in African countries
If the global economy recovers, the rise to pre-crisis activity levels is likely to be long, erratic and uncertain, the International Monetary Fund said in its economic forecast released at its autumn meetings. . Return to activity will be particularly difficult for certain new and developing countries, where infections are growing rapidly. But also for the African countries that relied on their oil exports or tourism to come back.
Sub-Saharan Africa could experience its first recession in 25 years. After 3.2% growth…