Benin (Vol 9, 2012)
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Economic growth was slower than expected despite important investments in the two main drivers of the economy: the Port of Cotonou and the cotton sector. Poor performance in both resulted in political tension between President Boni Yayi and private investor Patrice Talon. This caused a shift in policies regarding private-public partnerships. Political debates were dominated by two contested legislative proposals: the revision of the electronic electoral register and a reform of the constitution. An alleged conspiracy against the president at year’s end aggravated the political and economic situation further.
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Benin (Vol 9, 2012)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Eric Komlavi Hahonou in
Current site
Google Scholar
(3,787 words)