The Economist USA - 28.03.2020

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 41 1 “I n the townshippeople are not wor- ried at all,” says Lesedi Kgasago, a stu- dent from Sowet ...

42 Middle East & Africa The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 2 1 tious diseases may prove useful. Roughly one in three deaths in Afr ...

→ March 28th 2020 3 Emergent continent 4 Sex and education 6 On the move 7 The forever wars 8 Feeding another billion 10 Economi ...

Every Friday,The Economist’s journalists across the US and beyond will bring you a rigorous global view on America’s election ye ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 3 S ometimes bridgingthe gap between success and failure, be- tween finishing high school or droppi ...

4 Special reportThe African century The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 2 1 base. But that was dampened again from mid-2014, when com- ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 Special reportThe African century 5 2 change, when it comes, though, may be quick. In Iran women we ...

6 Special reportThe African century The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 1 “W hat’s nigeria’ssecond city?” asks Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, an ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 Special reportThe African century 7 2 1 The forever wars Some parts of Africa could be violent and ...

8 Special reportThe African century The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 2 1 people living in African cities is growing by 3.6% a year, ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 Special reportThe African century 9 2 1 over the past 30 years in Africa, that is still far behind ...

10 Special reportThe African century The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 2 1 P assing throughthe gate leading into the Hawassa industri ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 Special reportThe African century 11 2 world in 2017, against $10bn worth of car exports that year. ...

12 Special reportThe African century The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 acknowledgmentsA list of acknowledgments and sources is includ ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 Middle East & Africa 43 2 1 bert Zeufack, the chief economist for Africa at the World Bank. In ...

44 Middle East & Africa The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 2 A s borders close, businesses shut and much of the world adjusts to b ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 45 1 W ith itscarefully spaced empty white beds laid across the dark floor, the pa- vilion of Madri ...

46 Europe The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 2 pletely. Economists are forecasting that gdpwill shrink by up to 15%, depending on how ...

The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 Europe 47 I n most languages, if someone said you had cancer, it would be a diagnosis. In Dutch, it ...

48 Europe The EconomistMarch 28th 2020 V ladimir putin is no doubt feeling smug. The Russian economy ought to be in crisis, but ...