job creation
4 Apr 2019
The 52nd Session of the Economic Commission for Africa’s Conference of African Ministers, which is held in a global context marked by rising trade tensions and rising oil prices, is an opportunity for African financial leaders to discuss the several challenges faced, particularly in terms of job creation, economic growth and investment.
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In a bit to drive growth, and improve job creation, Nigeria's Minister of Science and Technology says he wants more contribution for the manufacturing sector to the country's GDP.
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