While many countries are registering a sharp slippage in economic growth, East African economies, Ethiopia in , are expected to deliver above 6 percent economic growth, the World Bank has said in its latest report.
“Our analysis shows that the more resilient growth performers tend to have stronger macroeconomic policy frameworks, better business regulatory environment, more diverse structure of exports, and more effective institutions,” says Albert Zeufack, World Bank Chief Economist for Africa.
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