In Africa Rwanda, Tanzania, South Sudan and the Central African Republic reported happiness levels below that of even war-torn Syria
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Community based water supply models now appearing in urban areas. (Photo/Aqua Mechanical/Flickr).
Power To The People: Folks In African Cities Are Taking Charge Of Their Water Supplies – And It’s Working
844 million people in the world many of them in sub-Saharan Africa still dont have access to improved and safely managed drinking water sources.
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Inside a cholera treatment centre in Somalia. (Photo/Amunga Eshuchi/Flickr).
12 Countries, 1,730 Deaths: Africa’s All Too Preventable Cholera Crisis
But by far the worst-affected countries have been Somalia and South Sudan. Zambia, lies in the middle of a range of countries caught in the surge of cases, from struggling Mozambique to relatively prosperous Kenya.
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Food price inflation across Sub-Saharan Africa slowed down due to higher food production. (Photo/Ryan Brown/UN Women/Flickr).
Looking Ahead To The African Economy 2018-2019: Moderate Growth, With Slow Gains In Income
In East Africa Ethiopia is likely to remain the fastest growing economy, but growth is projected to slow in Tanzania with moderation in investment growth.