The Shenzhen experience ultimately demonstrates that industrial transformation is not accidental. It requires deliberate planning, sustained infrastructure investment and a long-term economic vision. Africa today stands at a similar crossroads. The continent possesses abundant natural resources, a rapidly growing population and one of the world’s largest emerging consumer markets. But without functioning infrastructure, industrial ambitions […]
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The Shenzhen playbook: Why infrastructure matters more than tax holidays, By Damilola Aina
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