If you want to hear some sunny economic forecasts for 2012, it’s best not to go looking in the United States – where GDP will grow by a lackluster 2 percent – or the eurozone, where the economy will actually get smaller this year.
No, if you’re looking for good news you’d be better off turning to the world’s poorest region, sub-Saharan Africa, where the economy is set to grow by nearly 6 percent in 2012. And that growth won’t be limited to regional powerhouses like Nigeria and South Africa:
One third of sub-Saharan Africa’s poorest countries, which have weathered the global economic downturn relatively unscathed, are expected to beat the region’s average growth rate.
— Africa Rising: Sub-Saharan Africa set for 2012 boom - CSMonitor.com-
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