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How are African businesses faring in the face of Covid-19?

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In light of a recent survey conducted by Oxford Business Group across Africa to assess the impact of Covid-19 on business, Regional Editor for Africa, Souhir Mzali, discusses the implications of the pandemic on key sectors such as industry and agriculture and elaborates on the major role played by technology and innovation in bringing about solutions to some of the immediate challenges raised during the pandemic.

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