Five things that could make or break East African economies in 2025
A combo picture showing US Republican candidate, former President Donald Trump and Democrat rival Vice President Kamala Harris. The outcome of the US election in November could impact EAC economies.
The East African Community's (EAC) aggregate economy is expected to grow by 3.76 percent next year to $302.86 billion, according to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) latest World Economic Outlook.
This year, the IMF expects the size of EAC’s GDP, excluding Somalia, to expand to $291.89 billion.
