Cape Town - There is a growing unease about whether growth in Africa is sustainable and whether inclusive growth is being created on the continent, according to Nema Ramkhelawan-Bhana, Africa analyst of Rand Merchant Bank.
She moderated a panel discussion on Africa rising versus Afro-realism in a complex global economic environment at the 4th Trading Africa Summit hosted by Thomson Reuters and Barclays Africa in Cape Town this week.
She pointed out that the average mean of school years completed in Africa is five years. In more southern parts of the continent it is nine years.