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Happy children as their mother prepares porridge.

Realizing the Potential of Safety Nets in Malawi

By World Bank
Avec plus de 15 millions de réfugiés et de personnes déplacées à l’intérieur de leur pays, l’Afrique abrite près de 25 % du nombre total de personnes ayant d? fuir leur foyer dans le monde. ? UN/ Eskinder Debebe

Africa Takes the Lead to Support Refugees and their Hosts with Long-Term Solutions

By World Bank
Zambia is being told to put public money into doing agriculture well. Photo: Arne Hoel / World Bank.

Zambia Economic Brief: Reaping Richer Returns from Public Expenditure in Agriculture

By World Bank
A street scene Kigali, Rwanda. UN Photo/Rick Bajornas

Productive, Livable Cities Will Open Africa's Doors to the World

By World Bank
In Mozambique, 200,000 children are at risk of malnutrition brought about by severe drought. Photo: World Bank

Safety Nets Are Becoming Game Changers for Disaster Response in Southern Africa

By World Bank
Roger Arnold Tabesse, 73, is one of the 30,000 people living in a camp for internally displaced people at M’Pok Airport. Credit: Stephen Gladieu/World Bank

In the Central African Republic, Expectations are Sky High

By World Bank
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Independent Power Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa – Lessons from Five Key Countries

By World Bank
A patient undergoes an eye examination at the Owendo University Hospital in Libreville. Photo:Odilia Hebga/World Bank

Using Digital Technology to Improve Gabon’s Health Care

By World Bank
Women at the M’Poko camp for the displaced in Bangui, Central African Republic, home to around 20,000 IDPs. Photo: World Bank/Stephan Gladieu

On forced displacement we can learn from Africa

By World Bank
A global report has found that the most successful school feeding programs are community led and involve parents. Photo: Imperial College London Partnership for Child Development.

Improving Africa’s School Feeding Programs: World Bank reports finds that success lies in community involvement

By World Bank
A newly constructed road in Uganda is an example of the country’s investment in building its capital stock, which is able to drive much faster economic growth while improving the quality of people’s lives. Photo: World Bank

World Bank report: Managing Uganda’s public investment better will bring higher returns

By World Bank
Gold Coast Fruits pineapple farm in Ghana

Ghana Pineapple Business Thrives, Improving Communities and Inspiring Workers

By World Bank
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Building Negotiating Capacity in Africa to Make the Most from Mining Deals

By World Bank
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Ebola: Most African Countries Avoid Major Economic Loss but Impact on Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone Remains Crippling

By World Bank

'We Pledge to Do Things Differently'

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim Conclude Historic Mission to Africa’s Great Lakes Region, Pledge Commitment to Implement 国产AV, Security and Economic Development
By World Bank

World Bank Announces US$1 Billion Pledge to Africa’s Great Lakes Region

By World Bank