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Can Africa industrialize?

Can Africa industrialize?

23 November 2016

Helen Hai on why she believes Africa can be the world’s manufacturing powerhouse

Posted in All Posts, Features | Tagged C&H Garments, China, Ethiopia, Helen Hai, Huajian, industrial zone, Justin Lin, labour-intensive manufacturing, Made in Africa, Meles Zenawi, Rwanda, Senegal, UNIDO

Ethiopia: Defining its own path

Ethiopia: Defining its own path

30 June 2011

Country feature on Ethiopia, including Prime Minister Meles Zenawi speaking about his vision for sustainable development

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