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How Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism is multiplying impact across Africa, By Ehi Braimah
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How Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism is multiplying impact across Africa, By Ehi Braimah

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Ehi Braimah writes about Ken-Calebs Olumese at 80.

The real promise of Africapitalism lies not simply in the success of one Tony Elumelu entrepreneur, but in the possibility that thousands of entrepreneurs can become creators of value, employers of labour, innovators and contributors to Africa’s economic transformation. Conversations during economic summits on Africa clearly indicate that governments alone cannot transform Africa’s economic fortunes. […]

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