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Women Miners Need Digital Due Diligence To Tap 1.4bn African Market

The Leadership about 2 hours 1 mins read

Women-owned mining businesses across Africa have been urged to improve their digital records and business transparency to enhance their chances of securing finance, attracting investors and accessing international markets. Executive director, Women in Mining Africa, Comfort Asokoro-Ogaji, gave the advice during a webinar organised under the Mansa Awareness Initiative, a collaboration between Women in Mining […]

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