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World Bank s $325 million funding will help kick start Sierra Leone economy – The Sierra Leone Telegraph

World Bank s $325 million funding will help kick start Sierra Leone economy – The Sierra Leone Telegraph
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Global uncertainty continues to slow growth in African economies

Global uncertainty continues to slow growth in African economies
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Leaders, Private Sector Urged to Establish an International Green Bank

Hafez Ghanem says the creation of a Green Bank to solely address climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts is long overdue.

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Arable land

Concerns are rife that while Africa is growing more crops, these are not for food and that on the current trajectory, present food import costs into Africa, now estimated at 55 billion US dollars a year, could double by 2030.

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Africa s Vast Arable Land Underutilized for Both Cash and Food Crops

Concerns are rife that while Africa is growing more crops, these are not for food and that food import costs into Africa could double by 2030.

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