The impact of COVID-19 on Africa has been severe. Recovery will not be simple. But beyond lockdowns, border closures and bans, Africa’s post pandemic landscape will present opportunities for those investors able to identify them. Download the report.
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Corruption has historically been a challenge for Latin America. And in the COVID-19 environment of emergency government spending, relaxed controls, and remote working, the risk of corruption and mismanagement of funds has only increased.
