Oct 8, 2026 · 1 hr · 15 segments
በዛሬው የኮንቲነንታል ድሪፍት ዝግጅታችን፣ የኢኮኖሚ ዕድገት ከቁጥር ባሻገር ምን እንደሚመስል፣ የቴክኖሎጂ፣ የግብርና እና የፋይናንስ ማሻሻያዎች ለአፍሪካ ያላቸውን ትርጉም እንቃኛለን። ለዚህም ኢኮኖሚስት እና ማህበራዊ-ኢኮኖሚያዊ አማካሪ ከሆኑት ከግሩም አማሃ ጋር ያደረግነውን ሰፊ ቆይታ እናቀርባለን።
And that question matters across Africa because many countries are trying to move from economies built around raw materials and low-value activity toward economies with stronger production, better skills, and more technology and more value created at home.
Governments are looking for new ways to finance development and strengthen resilience.
If the goal is development, what exactly should governments measure? Is it the size of the economy, the number of jobs, productivity, the amount of manufacturing, the share of value retained locally, access to finance, the ability to produce essential goods, or the quality of life of ordinary people? So today, we will use four developments from the first week of October to put those questions into context.
And then we will hear from economist and socio-economic consultant Gurum Ammaha, who argues that African countries need to look beyond the headline growth number and pay much closer attention to what growth actually produces.
And that question matters across Africa because many countries are trying to move from economies built around raw materials and low-value activity toward economies with stronger production, better skills, and more technology and more value created at home.
Governments are looking for new ways to finance development and strengthen resilience.
If the goal is development, what exactly should governments measure? Is it the size of the economy, the number of jobs, productivity, the amount of manufacturing, the share of value retained locally, access to finance, the ability to produce essential goods, or the quality of life of ordinary people? So today, we will use four developments from the first week of October to put those questions into context.
And then we will hear from economist and socio-economic consultant Gurum Ammaha, who argues that African countries need to look beyond the headline growth number and pay much closer attention to what growth actually produces.
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