The year was 1967: East Africans were filled with high hopes and big dreams when the East African Community (EAC), comprising Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi, was established—only to collapse 10 years later. The EAC was officially resuscitated in July 2000, however, and today could rank as the tenth-largest economic area in the world [...]
East Africa: High hopes and big potential
The EAC can serve as a diversified entry point into Africa for North American firms
- By: Economist Intelligence Unit
- From: EIU
- Date: Wednesday December 7th, 2011
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