MAJOR MAINTENANCE – For this Togolese economist, it is imperative that the black continent transforms its raw materials, agricultural or not, in order to create added value and thus gain its independence on the international scene.
Associate professor of economics, former minister in his country – Togo -, Kako Nubukpo is the author of numerous books on the need for Africa to change its political and economic practices. The last one, Africa and the rest of the world (Odile Jacob), is a continuation of this long and original reflection.
LE FIGARO. – In 2050, 25% of the world's population will be African . If Africa does not achieve economic self-sufficiency, it can destabilize the planet. Apocalyptic perspective…
How NUBUKPO. –The African population doubles every 25 years and will therefore increase from 1.3 billion inhabitants today to more than 2 billion in 2050. We expect 600 million young people on the job market over the next 40 years, at a rate of 15 million per year. No continent in history has had to deal with such a situation. The growing mistrust of public opinion regarding migratory flows places the African continent facing a major challenge…
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