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Nigeria losing health professionals to countries that did not invest in their education - Vimarsana News

Nigeria losing health professionals to countries that did not invest in their education

Over 5,000 Nigerian medical doctors migrated to the UK between 2015 and 2022.

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The Herald - Breaking news.

Zimbabwe's largest daily newspaper

How Can a Common African Market Strengthen Digital Economies, Innovation Ecosystems, Supply Chains, and Regional Cooperation? A Working Group Series on Advancing Regional Economic Integration - Vimarsana News

How Can a Common African Market Strengthen Digital Economies, Innovation Ecosystems, Supply Chains, and Regional Cooperation? A Working Group Series on Advancing Regional Economic Integration

This conversation will address important questions about the topic of a common African market: How is the digital and innovation-driven economy being prioritized by the AfCFTA? What should it look like in the Common African Market? What is the role of trade facilitation and supply chains in trade and industrialization on the African continent as we move into the Common African Market?

Source: cgdev.org
Mudavadi: Africans need to be heard for sustainable reparatory justice - Vimarsana News

Mudavadi: Africans need to be heard for sustainable reparatory justice

"It's worth recalling that African descendants who were left in chains have become an inspiration."

An Agenda to Enhance the Efficacy of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act - Vimarsana News

An Agenda to Enhance the Efficacy of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act

The Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) is due to expire in 2025, a quarter of a century after it was first enacted. AGOA provides qualifying sub-Saharan African countries with duty-free access to the US market for most agricultural and manufactured products. Its architects and supporters point to AGOA’s noble motives and success stories; indeed, the case for access to large regional and global markets that support critical levels of transformative investment is eternal. But while AGOA remains relevant, it is grappling with overdue reforms and rapidly changing circumstances.

Source: cgdev.org