‘WIM Africa to boost industrial production’

Lafarge Africa Plc has partnered other stakeholders to unveil an independent non-partisan organisation, the Women in Manufacturing in Africa (WIM Africa) to encourage women participating in the real sector to move from subsistence production to large-scale production.

Femi Adekoya

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‘WIM Africa to boost industrial production’

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