By Tanu Jalloh
Governments, especially in low-income countries like Sierra Leone, have had to put up with so much conditionality set by their donor partners and
traditional benefactors like Britain.
IMF on Progress & Challenges in Salone
Macroeconomic outcomes were broadly favorable in 2011.
Economic activity expanded further, supported by output increases in
agriculture, construction, and services, as well as the scaling-up of
infrastructure investments; GDP growth is estimated at 6 percent (5.3
percent in 2010).
Natural Resources Management & Tinges
By Tanu Jalloh
In this edition of
Business and Economy, we have done a thorough research on natural
resources and what they mean for stability, economic growth and
wealth distribution and state of affairs where they have failed to
improve standards of living.
By Tanu Jalloh
