The UCT Graduate School of Business will host a high-level conference from September 20 to 21, which will be aimed at growing trade and investment between Africa and India. The Doing Business in Africa Conference will bring together 250 African and Indian participants from industry, government, acade-mia, and civil society. The conference will be held at the UCT GSB Cape Town campus and the attendance fee is R2000. Contact Hawa Parks on 021-406 1442 for details. - Staff Reporter
The UCT Graduate School of Business will host a high-level conference from September 20 to 21, which will be aimed at growing trade and investment between Africa and India. The Doing Business in Africa Conference will bring together 250 African and Indian participants from industry, government, acade-mia, and civil society. The conference will be held at the UCT GSB Cape Town campus and the attendance fee is R2000. Contact Hawa Parks on 021-406 1442 for details. - Staff Reporter
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The UCT Graduate School of Business will host a high-level conference from September 20 to 21, which will be aimed at growing trade and investment between Africa and India. The Doing Business in Africa Conference will bring together 250 African and Indian participants from industry, government, acade-mia, and civil society. The conference will be held at the UCT GSB Cape Town campus and the attendance fee is R2000. Contact Hawa Parks on 021-406 1442 for details. - Staff Reporter
The UCT Graduate School of Business will host a high-level conference from September 20 to 21, which will be aimed at growing trade and investment between Africa and India. The Doing Business in Africa Conference will bring together 250 African and Indian participants from industry, government, acade-mia, and civil society. The conference will be held at the UCT GSB Cape Town campus and the attendance fee is R2000. Contact Hawa Parks on 021-406 1442 for details. - Staff Reporter