“‘Africa’s cities are throbbing with youthful creativity’—and so are its refugee camps,” writes INKOMOKO CEO Julienne Oyler in the Financial Times. With 50 million displaced people and aid shrinking to just 33 cents a day, she calls for a shift from charity to investment in ‘thriving, investable markets.’
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