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Experts at Emergent Continent Conference 2016 give tips on building a smarter economy and society

By Guardian TV
24 November 2016   |   4:23 pm
Notable business and tech leaders like Ronald Chagoury Jnr, Tanya Spencer, Wale Olokodana and others who attended the Emergent Continent Conference 2016, gave some profound quotes on building a smarter society and economy.

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