Made in Africa Needs a Voice by Celestin Ntawirema

Made in Africa needs a voice from several important factors such as economic development: Promoting African-made products will help boost local economies, create jobs, and reduce dependency on imports.

Cultural preservation and pride: Showcasing African-made goods will help preserve traditional craftsmanship and instill a sense of cultural pride.

Countering stereotypes: Highlighting quality African products will challenge negative stereotypes about African manufacturing and innovation capabilities.

There is also Market access: Giving African products a stronger voice can help them gain visibility and access to both local and international markets.

In today’s episode, I would like to tell you, you who is listening and even you who will listen to this episode. First, can you help me answer these questions;

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