Central Africa needs $8 billion for education infrastructure With a population that will exceed 200 million in the next decade, Central Africa will need to invest an estimated $8 billion in education infrastructure. Growing at a staggering 32 per cent over the next...
Central Africa requires close to 4 million homes by 2030 Central Africa’s population will grow by 60 million over the next decade. Almost 4 million homes would be required for new entrants in the 20 to 30-year-old age bracket. With high urbanisation rates, a...
Republic of the Congo is a country in Central Africa with a population of 5.5 million. ABiQ expects it to grow by 20% over a period of 10 years and reach 6.6 million. The economy is heavily dependent on the oil sector and subsistence farming. It had a GDP of $12...
The Democratic Republic of Congo is the second-largest country in Africa by area. It has a population of slightly over 89 million. Using ABiQ’s forecasting tool, we can confidently predict it will grow 23% over 10 years to reach 109.5 million. Despite being one of the...
In 10 years from now, Central Africa’s children of school-going age will constitute 29% of the total population. In 2030, schools will have to educate an additional 6.6 million children compared to now. To educate all these additional school children, ABiQ estimate...
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