Develop homegrown solutions, prioritise SMEs devt to rebuild Africa, experts say at UBA Conversations
Develop Homegrown Solutions, Prioritise SMEs Devt To Rebuild Africa, Experts Say At UBA Conversations
African thought leaders and great minds have noted that the development of homegrown solu-tions and adequate investment in human capacity building and agricultural expansion are key steps that will help to rebuild Af¬rica and put the continent on a stronger footing post COVID-19. The speakers collectively gave this submission during the sec¬ond panel session of the 2020 edition of United Bank for Afri¬ca (UBA) African Day Conversa¬tions with the theme: ‘Domestic Policies, Regional Development and a Global Agenda: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Development at Crossroads
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