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About this series. The fate of Africa's huge crude oil reserves is important not just for Africans, but also for Americans, who use millions of barrels of oil imported from Africa every day. In this three-part series, the Globe's Africa bureau chief, John Donnelly, examines the issue. Q&A summary of the series.
By Nathaniel Simons, The Africa Channel. No matter how one feels about the issue of foreign investment in Africa, one thing is clear: itâs happening. According to the International Monetary Fund, five of the worldâs fastest growing economies will be in Sub-Saharan Africa. Africa is the worldâs next big frontier market according to The Wall Street Journal, which also suggests the continentâs economy is projected to grow to $2.6 trillion, up from $1.6 trillion in 2008.