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The absentees of Abidjan: What their silence says about Africa’s future, By Ololade Bamidele

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The next president of the AfDB must be ready to speak to Africans before s/he speaks for them. S/he must carry not just financial expertise, but political courage. S/he must place Africa not just at the centre of development — but at the centre of imagination, voice, and visibility… Until then, we will continue to […]

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