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A recent report to the U.S. Congress revealed on Monday that while a significant U.S. trade preference program for Sub-Saharan Africa has been successful in boosting the regions garment sector in some nations, its advantages are not felt equally by all countries and sectors. | Pulse Ghana
A recent report to the U.S. Congress revealed on Monday that while a significant U.S. trade preference program for Sub-Saharan Africa has been successful in boosting the regions garment sector in some nations, its advantages are not felt equally by all countries and sectors. | Pulse Nigeria
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A major U.S. trade preference program for Sub-Saharan Africa has been successful for developing the region's apparel sector in selected countries, but its benefits are not widespread throughout all countries and sectors, a new report to the U.S. Congress showed on Monday.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A major U.S. trade preference program for Sub-Saharan Africa has been successful for developing the region's apparel sector in selected countries, but its benefits are not widespread throughout all countries and sectors, a new report to the U.S. Congress showed on Monday. | 07:51pm
A major US trade preference program for Sub-Saharan Africa has been successful for developing the region's apparel sector in selected countries, but its benefits are not widespread throughout all countries and sectors, a new report to the US Congress showed on Monday.