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SourceCGTN Africa · first published 2023-02-21Watch on YouTube

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AfCFTA is key to Africa's economic development agenda

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CGTN Africa reports AfDB president Akinwumi Adesina's call for seven to ten percent annual growth over thirty years, with AfCFTA cast as the engine to end poverty.

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