[wanabidii] Transforming Africa: Will agriculture, oil and gas, services, or manufacturing deliver the dream? (M&G Africa)

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10 Jul 2015
 
 
Transforming Africa: Will agriculture, oil and gas, services, or manufacturing deliver the dream?
 
Transforming Africa: Will agriculture, oil and gas, services, or manufacturing deliver the dream?
 
We look at five options for accelerating Africa's transformation; all of them will require a bold reconceptualising of policy directions
 
 
 
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