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THE DIFFERENCE IS A PLAN, NOT LUCK Two #ICT ministers from the same region tell two very different stories: one speaks with the confidence of a government that has empowered her; the other reflects a mindset #Africa must outgrow, waiting for solutions from elsewhere. If, in ten years, #Rwanda... show more

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