In partnership with Africa Investor, CCSI evaluated trends in intra-African investment flows over the last 10 years. The analysis looked at the leading recipients of intra-African investment flows over that time, discussed the absorptive capacity for intra-African investment, compared Africa’s regional investment flows alongside other regional economic communities, and projected the potential of intra-African investment growth. A high-level summary of the research was published in the November 2012 edition of Africa Investor magazine.
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