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The One Thing the SADC Summit Should Have Put at the Top of the Agenda Was Small Business

Mail & Guardian · 25 August 2026 at 16:16

The One Thing the SADC Summit Should Have Put at the Top of the Agenda Was Small Business

While high-level summits focus on grand declarations, Southern Africa’s industrial future depends on small and medium enterprises.

Unlocking regional value chains and empowering SMEs to trade across borders is the real key to economic resilience.

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