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Afrikan Business and Economics
Discussion on business and economics as relating to Afrikan people.
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Afrikan Business and Economics 7 years agoAfrica: Despite Its Low Investment Profile, Africa Still Best Place to Invest
By Emma Okonji
In spite of the low investment profile from venture capital investments in Africa, which is put at $0.5 billion yearly, compared to US yearly venture capital investments of $70 billion, China’s $70 billion and Europe’s $20 billion, Africa still… Read more -
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Afrikan Business and Economics 7 years agoNigeria: 2 Million Nigerians to Get Collateral-Free Loans in Govt’s New Micro Credit for Petty Traders
In a determined bid to further enlarge its financial inclusion agenda for all Nigerians regardless of social class and economic status, the Muhammadu Buhari administration has launched a new initiative under the Government Enterprise… Read more
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Afrikan Business and Economics 7 years agoIn regards to the video I posted a month ago titled, “Dr. Donald Kaberuka- Reforming the African Union (2017)”
A few points,
– There were a lot of African students in the audience, and they asked great questions.
– In 23:02 of the video, noticed he ignored the question about the African diaspora. Perhaps he forgot, but a reply would’ve… Read more -
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Afrikan Business and Economics 7 years ago
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Kenya is the largest producer of tea on the continent. It’s satisfying to see progress being made but to my study the majority of tea business in Kenya is owned by a British invader(s), set up in 1904 by Arnold Butler McDowell. Originally this Neanderthal had little success in growing tea until his “Indian friends” helped introduce Assam… Read more
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