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Jaishankar's visit to Uganda, Mozambique went almost unnoticed but it gave an indication of India's bold gambit in Africa - Vimarsana News

Jaishankar's visit to Uganda, Mozambique went almost unnoticed but it gave an indication of India's bold gambit in Africa

India can’t outspend China but it is adopting smarter strategies that involve capacity building and human resource development to make an indelible mark in the continent

How AfCFTA can transform Africa's agricultural sector - Vimarsana News

How AfCFTA can transform Africa's agricultural sector

Agro-processing has important implications for economic growth, food security, job creation, and poverty reduction in Africa, according to a recent report by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

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'Africa needs reforms for free trade to work' - Vimarsana News

'Africa needs reforms for free trade to work'

Eight years after African leaders got the ball rolling on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement, all states except one have signed it in a rare show of consensus.

API abuse highlights dangers of unsafe open banking implementation - Vimarsana News

API abuse highlights dangers of unsafe open banking implementation

APIs are crucial to digital services because they enable different applications to share data and 'talk' to each other, says Avash Maharaj, head of infrastructure, cloud and security at Blue Turtle Technologies.

AfCFTA: Africa's logistics sector set to benefit from free trade agreement - Vimarsana News

AfCFTA: Africa's logistics sector set to benefit from free trade agreement

The logistics industry in Africa has struggled to keep up with population growth and changing private sector needs, but new research suggests this is changing.