Why public-private sector partnerships are key to Africa’s fight against the pandemic
June 13, 2020
In this CNBC Africa Special Chris Bishop is joined from Washington DC by one of the big names in African finance and economics, who now has a key job in helping this continent survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Her name is Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala – the former finance minister of Nigeria who was appointed by the African Union this year as a special envoy. Her job is to gather international support for Africa’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic….
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