Ghana is set to become Africa's eighth-largest economy by overtaking Ethiopia in 2026, according to the International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook. Ghana's GDP is forecasted to reach $128.64 billion, surpassing Ethiopia's projected $127.15 billion. Meanwhile, Kenya has taken the lead in East Africa, marking a significant shift in the region's economic dynamics.

This shift underscores the economic resilience and growth potential of these nations, highlighting their capacity to navigate global economic challenges and secure their positions in Africa's economic landscape. Originally reported by AllAfrica