It’s been a year of profound political change in Africa, with voters punishing ruling parties in South Africa, Botswana, Senegal and Mauritius. And Ghanaians are set to follow suit when they go to the polls in December. This comes against a backdrop of economic hardship stemming in part from a restructuring of the government’s loans and an International Monetary Fund bailout.
(Source: Bloomberg)
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