US economic sanctions were finally lifted this month (which costed $45 billion in past 20 years) and the gulf has been pumping billions into the country recently with FDI volume reaching about $50 billion last time I checked
A mineral boom with increase in overall production of gold, copper etc... surprisingly, tourism growing as well with a goal of reaching 5 million visitors annually by year 2020
I seem to recall that in 2013, Tunisia and Ghana each had a larger GDP than either Ethiopia or Kenya. Now the GDP of each of the latter 2 is almost equal to the summation of that of the former 2, just 4years down the line.
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