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This year, Africa will be the second-fastest-growing region globally. The African Development Bank projects an annual economic growth rate of 4.3 per cent, up from 3.7 per cent last year, with East Africa once again projected to be the most buoyant region.  
But reducing poverty and fostering job-creating economic growth remain critical priorities because about 464 million people in the region live in extreme poverty. Persistent poverty, scarce economic opportunities, the effects of climate change and weak governance, compounded by rising living costs, are fuelling widespread social frustration.

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INTERESTING RULES OF AFRICA 
Africa is home to a variety of unusual and interesting laws that reflect the diverse cultures and histories of its nations. Here are some examples of strange or unique laws from different countries across the continent:

1. Botswana: It is illegal to be unemployed, although the law is not strictly enforced. This law is tied to the country’s efforts to encourage work and self-sufficiency.
2. Ghana: In certain areas, it is illegal to carry a live goat in a taxi. This law is intended to prevent disturbances in public transport.
3. Kenya: The country has a law that prohibits the use of plastic bags, which was enacted to combat environmental pollution. While this is a positive environmental measure, it has led to some unusual enforcement situations.
4. Lesotho: It is illegal to sell alcohol on Sundays. This law reflects the country's cultural and religious practices.
5. Morocco: Public displays of affection, such as kissing or hugging, can lead to legal issues, as they are considered indecent under Moroccan law.
6. South Africa: It is illegal to be drunk in a public place, which can lead to arrests for individuals who are intoxicated in public spaces.
7. Tanzania: There is a law that prohibits the use of certain types of traditional medicine, particularly those that are deemed harmful or dangerous.
8. Zimbabwe: It is illegal to make a noise that annoys your neighbor, which can lead to disputes over what constitutes an acceptable noise level.

These laws often reflect the cultural, social, and historical contexts of their respective countries, and while some may seem strange or outdated, they serve various functions within their societies.

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