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Month: April 2018

African nations seek a new profitable future of trade at Commonwealth Summit in London

April 18, 2018 admin 0

Daniel Mumbere, First published in Africanews The 2018 Commonwealth Summit happening in London has provided African leaders with yet another opportunity to reassure the international […]

Size Matters: Developing Businesses of Scale in Sub-Saharan Africa

April 18, 2018 admin 0

Policymakers will need to better understand the drivers of, and obstacles to, the growth of African companies if they are to achieve national development goals […]

Commonwealth Summit launches in London amid concerns over LGBTQ rights, jobs

April 18, 2018 admin 0

Molly Anders, First published by Devex, 16/4/18 LONDON — Leaders from the 53 countries that make up the British Commonwealth arrived in London Monday for […]

African Land Forces Summit Holds In Abuja

April 16, 2018 admin 0

  Military top brass from across Africa on Monday kicked off a conference co-hosted by the United States aimed at boosting cooperation between countries fighting […]

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