The precarious state of the global financial markets, the Brexit debacle, the looming economic crunch in Africa and its toxic implications calls for serious introspection in these times. The Brexit development begs for strategic initiatives to avoid a future meltdown. AfroInvestors researchers indicate that while Britain has started the process of tackling its Brexit issue, many external factors remain for its trading African partners, particularly the oil-reliant states namely Nigeria, Angola, Zambia, South Sudan, and DR Congo. These economies are already battered and bloodied by dwindling oil prices with consequences for currency devaluation and deficit account balances. AfroInvestorsresearch provides a compelling report to showcase a resilient Britain that could bounce back post Brexit but where does that leave Africa? Find Out more in AfroInvestors, Summer2016
