BULAWAYO, May 06 (IPS) – Many African countries are perceived as a credit and investment risk. As a result, they are paying higher borrowing costs than developed countries.
Read the full story, “A Premium is What Africa Pays for Poor Credit Perception”, on globalissues.org →
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