The Monthly African Indicators is a graphical representation of statistical information gathered from various sources to give a snap-shot view of the economic situation across Africa.
Here below is a list of recents Monthly African Indicators. Members of CCAfrica receive these documents on a monthly basis. For the full archive of Monthly African Indicators look here.
| Monthly African Indicators (MAI) | File (PDF) |
| Industrial Development in Africa – September2011 |  |
Africa's economic growth accelerated after 2000, making it the world's thrid-fastest growing region. The following MAI indicates the total AfDB funding by african country as well as the progress being made in African governance.
The Canadian Council on Africa has mapped out Africa's exports and imports to find that a few countries, namely Algeria, Angola and Zambia have benefited from a trade surplus in 2010.
Through it's research, the Canadian Council on Africa has found that the investment climate in Africa significantly improved in 2010. In our most recent review, you can see for yourself the economic growth that is underway. Click on the image to see more…
A review of the economic progress of many countries on the African continent shows that 2010 produced a year of growth in Gross Domestic Product for the majority of African countries. The Canadian Council on Africa has mapped out the progress of 53 countries over 2009. Click on the image to access the full slot [...]
