Libya
Politics | Human rights | Economy - Development
Libya economy reveals basis for protests
afrol News, 16 February - While the Libyan economy drowns in petrodollars and its "Great leader" Muammar al-Ghaddafi buys support abroad, almost half of its youth are unemployed. The non-oil sector is tiny.
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Tunisia
Politics | Economy - Development
Tunisia revolution to set back economy
afrol News, 28 January - The massive unrest in Tunisia is already having a strong impact on the economy and growth forecasts for this year have been downscaled. If the situation stabilises soon, a new democratic Tunisia could however see a remarkable recover.
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