East Africa’s budgets shouldn’t fight the market they claim to build

The region is growing, but fiscal fragmentation is keeping businesses from trading freely across borders   NEWS ANALYSIS | AHMED FARAH | East Africa’s growth story remains one of the most encouraging on the continent. The IMF projects the East African Community (EAC) to grow by 5.6% in 2026, above the continental projection of 4.3%. … The post East Africa’s budgets shouldn’t fight the market they claim to build appeared first on The Independent Uganda: .

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