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Sub-Saharan Africa Business Envorinment Rankings

December 2009 | Industry Business Environment Overview

Our Africa Business Environment Ratings have changed. The four North Africa countries have been added to the Middle East, creating a Middle East and North Africa (MENA) table. This leaves Sub-Saharan Africa with a table of its own. This still comprises 18 countries, displaying a very wide range of market conditions.

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