Africa's Quiet Development Revolution

Elsie S Kanza

Development, 2012, vol. 55, issue 4, 509-512

Abstract: Africa's unprecedented rapid growth over the past decade has renewed optimism about the possibility of tapping its investment potential while addressing its development challenges. Elsie S. Kanza argues that a central actor in this process must be the African citizen and explores the trends, challenges and opportunities that African citizens are confronted with.

Date: 2012
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