The African countries quietly turning informal workers into taxpayers, and winning the battle against informality
For decades, Africa’s vast informal economy has been one of the continent’s most persistent development challenges, limiting tax collection, weakening productivity, and keeping millions of workers and businesses outside the formal financial system. Rwanda, Benin, Tanzania, and Côte d’Ivoire are among Africa’s strongest performers in reducing informality, according to Moody’s. The ratings agency says countries…
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