Gloomy jobs outlook for developing economies

The World Bank’s program is a drive to break one of sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest impediments to growth.

THE World Bank says that growth in developing countries, including Zimbabwe, is progressing at a significantly slower pace than needed to effectively absorb the expanding young population into the job market. This comes as the Washington-based lender projects growth in developing economies to slow to four percent this year from 4,2 percent in 2025. It…

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