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It is abundantly clear that emerging and developing economies feel the brunt of inflationary pressures and inflation
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Politically the country is in a state of flux, with elections less than 12 months away and the game of musical chairs has begun between the various parties. The economy is showing some signs of recovery but continues to face headwinds. The action by the President to a foreign investor is ill thought out.
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Political suppression continues in the country and the move to oust the former Vice-President from the Ruling Party for alleged indiscipline, suggests that alternative views are not necessarily accepted. The economy is performing well and all macro-economic indicators are heading in the right direction.
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The announcement by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba that he will vie for the Presidency in the 2031 Elections comes as a surprise but, perhaps, not an unexpected one. It creates an era of confusion on the direction he would take Uganda if elected. The economy continues to perform above average and might continue to do so.
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Politically the country remains stable. Rwanda continues to show above average economic growth, and its currency appears to be stabilising, though inflation is trending upwards.
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The Tigray conflict appears to be escalating which does not bode well for the country. Economically, Ethiopia is performing well but inflationary pressure is raising its ugly head.
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The return of piracy at the Somalia coast is a major concern and security risk. The President has committed to elections within 7 months, but the necessary arrangements and infrastructure are lacking. Controversy around dual citizenships by some of the leaders in the country raises the question of allegiance.
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