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    • Tags : business corporate india, business corporate Posted: Friday , Sep 12, 2008 at 0058 hrs

    Africa evangelist

    Author Vijay Mahajan, who holds the John P. Harbin Centennial Chair in Business at McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin, debunks traditional stereotypes about a continent that is starting to beep ever louder on the radars of global investors. Mahajan wants to open people's eyes to Africa's rise, which he says is "hidden in plain sight".

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    Where does opportunity lies. By: Pranav Gosalia | 12-Sep-2008 Reply | Forward I think it is true but is it justify to count it as a whole country. I mean that these countries do not have unity like Euorpean country have. Any one can identify few potential country in Africa for new business venture. I know bit about south africa, but if there are any other country which have that space and market for business. And also what kind of business one can develop there?
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