- Tinubu urges continental value addition for minerals in Africa.
- Africa must industrialize and add value to resources, tasking Afreximbank to mobilize continent's resources.
Yoweri Museveni argued that Africa cannot prosper by exporting raw materials and urged the bloc to embrace value addition.
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Yoweri Museveni argued that Africa cannot prosper by exporting raw materials and urged the bloc to embrace value addition.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Former President of Botswana spoke on Africa's prosperity, calling for the continent to retain more value from its resources and advocating for a shift to value addition.Sub-event
- DP World is scaling container capacity in Maputo, Mozambique, while advocates push for value-added mineral development in Africa.Sub-event
Museveni urged African bloc to shift from raw material exports to value addition.1 source
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