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- The Moroccan medical coverage rate increased from 23.4% in 2012 to 53.8% in 2017, according to the NATIONAL OBSERVATORY OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT;
- Tunisia recorded a y-o-y 24% degradation in crude phosphate production to 2.92 million tons for the first ten months of 2018, according to the NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STATISTICS;
- The Nigerian Government plans to rebalance the domestic component of its public debt portfolio in 2019 in order to achieve longer maturity for at least 75% of its domestic debt portfolio;
- During the last session, the Nigerian stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+4.09%), while the Tunisian and the Mauritian stock exchanges recorded the lowest one (+0.01%).
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