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2018
Africa’s metals, engineering cluster needs to do more to attract investment By: Deputy Editor Online METALS & ENGINEERING Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) chief economist Dr Michael Ade has declared Africa’s metals and engineering sector open for business. Ade was addressing delegates on the second day of Seifsa’s fourth annual Metals and Engineering Indaba, in Johannesburg.
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