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The Eastern African correspondent of The Economist
On business and agricultural development

The eastern Africa correspondent of The Economist newspaper talks about the economic power of the 'bottom billion', innovations in banking and insurance, and the role of cooperatives and micro loans. He also discusses the relationship between state funding and big business (SAB Miller and Safaricom, and the need for a sense of urgency in development.

July 2010 (09:08)

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