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 Excerpt from report: \\
-""Africa is undergoing several major transitions, including demographic, economic, technological, urban and so-
+"Africa is undergoing several major transitions, including demographic, economic, technological, urban and socio-political. These transitions are all connected, and together they will shape the future of the continent. Looking to the future, Africa’s overall story reveals a positive trend. Yet this trend is neither stable nor even. Things are getting better in some places, but not everywhere, not for everybody."  \\
-cio-political. These transitions are all connected, and together they will shape the future of the continent. Looking to
-the future, Africa’s overall story reveals a positive trend. Yet this trend is neither stable nor even. Things are getting
-better in some places, but not everywhere, not for everybody.""  \\
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 | Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:journal_of_futures_studies|Journal of Futures Studies]]  |
 | Publication date:  |September 1, 2018  |
-| Authors:  |Julia Bello-SchÃ¼nemann, Jakkie Cilliers, Zachary Donnenfeld, Ciara Aucoin, Alex Porter  |
+| Authors:  |Alex Porter, Ciara Aucoin, Jakkie Cilliers, Julia Bello-Schünemann, Zachary Donnenfeld    |
 | Time horizon:  | 2030 - 2035    |
-| Geographic focus:  |africa   |
+| Geographic focus:  |Africa   |
 | Page count:  |14  |
 =====Methods=====
+  * Quantitative methods used - trend and statistics extrapolation
-All just trend/and statistics extrapolation\\
-  * Quantitative methods used
 =====Key Insights=====
 Drivers mentioned include:
   * Population