Why Africa will become more of a manufacturing hub over the next 10 years?
Epicor Kinetic
Despite the electrifying rise of second-world nations in the past 30 years too many African nations have remained resolutely mired in economic stagnation. That’s all about to change, according to Professor Woudhuysen; in fact it has already begun. Productivity in some African countries has doubled in a decade, and for British businesses, Africa comes with a synchronous time zone and English as the default second – if not first – language For more insight, watch now.
Industry: Manufacturing
Video Type: General
Duration: 2:19
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