🌍 Did you know that Sub-Saharan #Africa is the most unequal region after Latin America & the Caribbean? Discover the economic impact of inequality at the #AfricasPulse launch on April 8.

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NEW REPORT: Sub-Saharan Africa's economy poised for a rebound in 2024, with growth projected at 3.4% according to the latest #AfricasPulse report. But there's more work to be done to ensure this growth is equitable and reduces poverty effectively.

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Did you know Sub-Saharan Africa needs 9 million new classrooms and 11 million more teachers by 2030 to achieve universal education? Join us live from @UPTuks at the #AfricasPulse launch on Oct 15.

Sign up and submit your questions: https://t.co/I6cMwZEyRS https://t.co/5hGWMizZrw

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What does it take to improve public services and rebuild trust in governance across Africa? Tune in to #AfricasPulse on April 15 for expert insights with @NalediCometMod, @joeasunka, & Andrew Dabalen. Don’t miss out—register now: https://t.co/btV6kpTHLi https://t.co/xkTgNLfgqv

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Inflation is cooling across #Africa — down from 7.1% to 4.5%. That’s a win for families. Now let’s turn growth into opportunity. Download the report for data and policy roadmap in #AfricasPulse ➡️ https://t.co/G4GJdfwXpd https://t.co/sVA3apVUcR

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Africa’s youth are ready — are the jobs? The working-age population will grow by 620M+ by 2050. But only 24% of workers today have wage-paying jobs. #AfricasPulse explores what it takes to unlock jobs at scale: https://t.co/ihbslXetr6 https://t.co/1IYxi55uBZ

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On record, many people in Africa have jobs, but the reality is that these jobs do not provide sustainable livelihoods.

We sat down with @WorldBankAfrica’s Chief Economist, Andrew Dabalen, to unpack this paradox: https://t.co/LFFh0eXcuR #AfricasPulse https://t.co/ENSa78cO25

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