Although sub-Saharan Africa has experienced an increase in education and literacy rates, the quality of the education remains below par: Sub-Saharan Africa has, for example, the . Similarly, ; for context, the global average is 56 percent. These significant gaps in education have labor market implications, and education experts fear that . The World Bank’s most recent report, published on June 21, 2020, uses self-reported data on LinkedIn users from 27 countries across sub-Saharan Africa to better understand the level of digital skills held by workers in the market. Each country observed...…Although sub-Saharan Africa has experienced an increase in education and literacy rates, the quality of the education remains below par: Sub-Saharan Africa has, for example, the . Similarly, ; for context, the global average is 56 percent. These significant gaps in education have labor market implications, and education experts fear that . The World Bank’s most recent report, published on June 21, 2020, uses self-reported data on LinkedIn users from 27 countries across sub-Saharan Africa to better understand the level of digital skills held by workers in the market. Each country observed...WW…