They argued that the era of relying on external aid is waning, necessitating a new era of African capital for African infrastructure.
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The Citizen Reporter
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Dar es Salaam. African leaders and top policy-makers have made a resounding call for the continent to pivot towards strategic domestic resource mobilisation and self-reliance to bridge the staggering $100 billion annual infrastructure financing gap.
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