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Made In Aba And The Need To Drive Local Manufacturing Ingenuity In Africa 

Africa is in need of economic growth. With an increasing youth population, expanding urbanization, an ever-evolving technological advancement and the urgent need to drive productivity through innovation and industrialization that positively impact on its Gross Domestic Product output, one of Africa’s answers lies in developing its local manufacturing capacity.

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How To Register A Black Business In Ethiopia

To have your business registered in Ethiopia requires amongst other things the following, an Initial Registration of the Company Name, your company’s Memorandum, an Article Of Association, an approved tax identification number, acquisition of a certificate of commercial registration, based on the specific industry a business might be required to apply and obtain a certificate of competency as proof of its capacity to offer its proposed services.

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⁠Experiencing Moroccan Hospitality And Black Culture At The Kelaat M’Gouna Rose Festival

Nestled in the Dades valley of Morocco lies Kalaat M’Gouna, a town renowned for its floral rose paradise and for cultivating the famous Rosa Damascena (Damask Rose). In May, the valley comes alive with traditional dancing, music, and feasting as the town recognizes the end of the harvest season and commences the celebration of the Kelaat M’Gouna festival.   

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Black Athletes Who Performed At The Philadelphia Penn Relay And The Global Stage 

As Philadelphia moves toward the last Saturday in April, excitement builds as the city prepares for one of the oldest American sports traditions: the Penn Relays. Founded in 1895 at the University of Pennsylvania’s venerable Franklin Field, the Penn Relays has grown from a small college meet to an international event that attracts athletes and spectators from around the globe.

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