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Africa must lead together with global insights for local impact – Kafui Prebbie

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Africa must strengthen collaboration among leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers and communities to unlock its full potential and translate global opportunities into meaningful local impact, Convener of the Impact Leaders Breakfast, Kafui Prebbie, has said.

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