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Africa is “essential” to GE’s future
By Jeffrey Immelt - Chairman & CEO General Electric

"I recently returned from Sub-Saharan Africa, a region that was “off the radar” when I became CEO. Today, we are at a $3 billion annual run rate, and that could double in the next few years. GE could have “$1 billion Franchises” in Nigeria, South + Commentary

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The Power of Cooperation “Networks of creative collaboration can transform liv
By Bill Clinton

Intelligence, hard work, and ability are evenly distributed around the globe, but investment and opportunities are not. If we're to fulfill the promises of the 21st century, we need to find new ways to extend the circle of opportunity so that every person + Commentary

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PPP Funds for Infrastructure project in emerging markets
By Prosper H. Sugewe - Senior Economic & Financial Advisor HPS International Consulting London

African Governments should set up PPP Infrastructure funds to improve the delivery of public infrastructure and provide better value, timeliness and accountability by increasing the effective use of PPP project. The funds will work with provincial, territ + Commentary

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Building trust in government in the twenty-first century
By Christian Ekoka Penda Economist & Technical Advisor at the Presidency of the Republic of Cameroon

African Governments should identify strategic priorities to improve service delivery and steer the country in the right direction both socially and economically. People trust more governments that can bring about economic growth, create jobs, provide acc + Commentary

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Five Steps to Help Fragile Countries
By Jim Yong Kim - President, World Bank Group

It wasn't so long ago Mali was cited as one of West Africa's most stable democracies. Two decades after a transition from military rule and repeated cycles of elected government, Mali had gained a reputation as an icon of development success. The countr + Commentary

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