India, Jan. 22 -- Africa's youth bulge and the fact that most of its people live in rural areas, make this especially important

Economic growth has always been a concern for Africa, especially the sub-Saharn region of the continent. Several countries of the region routinely place poorly in various indicators related to human development and well-being. A new study has suggested a way out: Invest in the youth in rural areas.

Sub-Saharan Africa's population has grown 2.8 per cent annually over the last decade. The numbers of young people in the region are expected to increase to 350 million by 2050, pointed out the The narrative on rural youth and economic opportunities in Africa: facts, myths and gaps, a report by the International Fund ...