The last few weeks have been marked by a pervasive gloominess about Africa’s future.
As Zambia was defaulting on its Eurobond debt, the G20 was praising itself effusively for coming up with a debt response unlikely to help anyone. Meanwhile, the depressing talking points kept coming: a lost decade, 25 years of growth down the drain, millions pushed back into extreme poverty.
These are all realities. However, they might not show the entire ...
