Is African FDI set for west-east switch?

Barbara Njau | 13/12/2011 9:29 am
Nairobi, Kenya

While resource-rich west Africa has received headline-grabbing investments over the past decade in its oil and gas industries, this leaves the region's economic prospects at the mercy of global commodity prices. With this in mind, many Africa-watchers are claiming that it is the eastern part of the continent that holds the greater FDI promise.

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