Economy of African Countries

Being a continent with numerous third world countries, Africa needs to keep up obviously. The slow progress in Africa’s economy is attributed to the unfavourable weather/climate conditions that greatly affect their agriculture. The result is then a domino effect. One problem to Africa’s poverty is the ever present corruption. Countries like Kenya of Nigeria have corruption as an almost natural thing. But one spark is the majority of North Africa is looking good economically than South Africa. But South Africa has its aces too, like Johannesburg and Port Cape Town.

Africa, the cradle of life, is the world’s second largest continent. It has good and rich natural resources only if the weather would be favourable to it. However, the unfavourable climate conditions are Africa’s adversity. The scorching heat causes Africa’s natural resources to diminish. Along with the problem in cultivating agriculture, Africa also has corruption issues – like the continuous use of bribe in Nigeria, for instance. Other issues include illiteracy, disease, and other famine rooted issues. All this contribute to Africa’s slow advancement in economy.

The so called cradle of life, or simply known as Africa, is the world’s second largest continent. However, large as it may be, the climate just is not going their (Africa’s) way. The scorching hot temperature is not favourable for Africa’s agriculture. The heat causes water scarcity, gives the animal less water source and causing them to be thinner. A plant does not get proper nourishment because of to much heat – all this contribute to Africa’s economic trouble. However, the richness in Africa’s mining resources helps them compensate for this. It slowly makes them rise above, economically speaking.
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