Africa is hurting again from a global crisis it had no part in starting
Africa is hurting again from a global crisis it had no part in starting
Lagos taxi driver Adegbola Isaac went to the gas station twice last weekend. Each time, the price in the Nigerian city had climbed further and hit 1,350 naira ($0.99) per liter, a nearly 35% increase since the Iran war started. That's wiped out most of his...
In analyzing this article, it's important to consider the historical context of global crises affecting Africa. The continent has long been disproportionately impacted by events beyond its control, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and conflicts in other regions. This pattern raises questions about the systemic factors that contribute to Africa's vulnerability. One potential factor is the dependence of many African countries on major economies for resources like fuel and fertilizer. The current conf...
