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Future of humanity is ever more African


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African population in 2100: 4,000 million. Nigeria: 1,000. Trends

“The future of humanity is ever more African” (UNICEF).

  1. Trends in the African Population
  2. Comparison between the African and World population
  3. African Cities Growth
  4. Tracking African Progress in Figures (African Development Bank)
  5. Life expectancy and mortality
  6. Health and Education in Africa
  7. Generation 2030: Child demographics in Africa (UNICEF)
  8. Child, adolescent, working-age and elderly populations in Africa
  9. Trends in Births in Africa (By 2030: 33% of the Global births)
  10. Density and urbanization in Africa
  11. Fragility and poverty in Africa
  12. Demographic transition of Africa

African Students (Masters Foreign Trade)

The Subject “Trends in the African Population” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate in African Business.

Doctorate in International Business (DIB) Online

Master in Business in Africa, Transport in Africa.

Masters in International Business and Foreign Trade (MIB)

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Languages: Masters, Doctorate, International Business, English or Study Doctorate in International Business in French Afrique Masters Foreign Trade in Portuguese População africana Study Master Doctorate in International Business in Spanish Población africana.

African Economic Transformation

Sample - Trends in the African Population (African Civilization):
African Population. In thirty-five years, 25% of the world's population will be African.

The Human capital will be the main driver of the economic growth in Africa, an opportunity to obtain a “demographic dividend.”

Total African population: 1,037,694,509 inhabitants.

  1. Male: 518,636,010
  2. Female: 519,058,499

Women are one of the pillars of the African economic development:

  1. 70% percent of the agricultural labour
  2. According to the OECD, the African Women produce 90% of all food

Africa will lead the World's population growth over the next fifty years.

Mega - African cities: 50% of the African population will live in a town (2040).

Mega African cities

In thirty-five years, 25% of the world's population will be African.

Country/Population (Normalized, 2015).

Nigeria: 185,043,000
Ethiopia: 90,076,000
Egypt: 88,523,000
Democratic Republic of the Congo: 71,246,000
South Africa: 54,844,000
Tanzania: 48,829,000
Kenya: 44,153,000
Algeria: 39,903,000
Sudan: 38,435,000
Uganda: 35,760,000
Morocco: 33,656,000
Ghana: 27,714,000
Mozambique: 25,728,000
Angola: 25,326,000
Ivory Coast: 25,302,000
Madagascar: 23,053,000
Cameroon: 21,918,000
Niger: 18,880,000
Burkina Faso: 18,477,000
Mali: 17,796,000
Malawi: 16,307,000
Zambia: 15,474,000
Senegal: 14,150,000
Chad: 13,675,000
Zimbabwe: 13,503,000
South Sudan: 12,519,000
Rwanda: 11,324,000
Tunisia: 11,118,000
Somalia: 10,972,000
Guinea: 10,935,000
Benin: 10,750,000
Burundi: 9,824,000
Togo: 7,065,000
Eritrea: 6,895,000
Libya: 6,521,000
Sierra Leone: 6,513,000
The Central African Republic: 5,545,000
Republic of the Congo: 4,706,000
Liberia: 4,046,000
Mauritania: 3,632,000
Gabon: 2,382,000
Namibia: 2,233,000
Botswana: 2,176,000
Gambia: 2,022,000
Equatorial Guinea: 1,996,000
Lesotho: 1,908,000
Guinea-Bissau: 1,788,000
Mauritius: 1,263,000
Eswatini: 1,097,000
Djibouti: 961,000
Comoros: 783,000
Arab Republic Saharaui Democratic: 656,000
Cape Verde: 525,000
São Tomé and Príncipe: 194,000
Seychelles: 97,000
Total Africa: 1,151,303,000

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