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Africa has been a more attractive destination for tourists than for investors |
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The tarnished leaders of sub-Saharan Africa face huge challenges in marketing the region’s potential to international investors. But, apart from Robert Mugabe, who local bankers blame for discrediting the entire region, they are at least trying to persuade the world that Africa has changed.
Some are more convincing than others.
“Botswana is one of the unsung heroes at the moment,” says Jollian Irwin, a stockbroker based in Namibia.
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