Dollars and Danger: Africa, the Final Investing Frontier

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+ miie9235 1 month ago
You do express your point pretty well, as do a lot of blogers on: Erin Burnett didnt’ have time to pay for her dress, but I wish you could add a little more references on erin burnett as I find some of your points a little 'unconventional' and would appreciate to know of documented similar opinions. I

School children at a school on the Tenke Fungurume Mining Commission in DRC http://africa.cnbc.com
Erin Burnett interviews Rotimi Oyekan, Commissioner of Finance, Lagos, Nigeria <a http://africa.cnbc.com
Dambisa Moyo grew up in Zambia and studies at Harvard and Oxford. After a career that included 8 years at Goldman Sachs she wrote the bestseller “Dead Aid: Why Aid is Not Working & How There is Another Way for Africa.” The book earned her a spot on the Time’s list of the World’s 100 Most Influential People. Moyo: “Fundamentally the problem with the aid model is that it is not creating jobs across the African continent.”
Obinna Ekezie grew up in Nigeria and attended college in America, playing basketball for the University of Maryland and the NBA. He gave it all up to come home to Lagos. Now, he’s using his own money to launch Zeep, the first online travel company focused on the African travel market. He hopes it will be Nigeria’s Orbitz. http://africa.cnbc.com

+ CNBC , 5 months ago