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    The African Diaspora As a Force for Social and Economic Transformation: The Organizational Philosophy and Strategic Vision of Engineer Africa
    The African Diaspora As a Force for Social and Economic Transformation: The Organizational Philosophy and Strategic Vision of Engineer Africa
    The African Diaspora As a Force for Social and Economic Transformation: The Organizational Philosophy and Strategic Vision of Engineer Africa
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    The African Diaspora As a Force for Social and Economic Transformation: The Organizational Philosophy and Strategic Vision of Engineer Africa

    By Kevin Odirey Kissi

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    Africa is entering into a phase of unprecedented challenges, and unprecedented opportunity. The demographic landscape of the continent is rapidly shifting as climate change, population growth, and urbanization accelerate. At the same time, Africa's middle class is growing, the technology ecosystem is thriving, and historic efforts to unify the c

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEngineer Africa
    Release dateOct 27, 2020
    ISBN9780578792569
    The African Diaspora As a Force for Social and Economic Transformation: The Organizational Philosophy and Strategic Vision of Engineer Africa

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