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Africa Bulletin aims to provide objective commentary as well as, business statistical and economic information to a continent that is ‘emerging’. The political map of Africa is still subject to great change and provides startling examples of variable development. therefore, Industrialists, investors in people and economies do well not to generalise about one of the world's great landmasses. Africa Bulletin can be relied upon to provide a meaningful source of data and is the publication chosen by politicians, civil servants, bankers, economist, industrialist, investors and members of the international business fraternity who wishes to exerts influence as well as to conduct business with the African business community

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