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Initiative targets African agribusiness

27/04/2016

The Africa Agribusiness Academy (AAA) plans to improve the continent’s agribusiness sector by improving the links between farmers and entrepreneurs within the industry and promoting collaboration between companies to increase access to important market information. Speaking at a meeting in the Rwandan capital Kigali, AAA chairman Abraham Huijsman ...

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