
In an Africa Practice special edition episode of Voices of Africa, Tatenda Mungofa, CEO of Mureza Auto Co, paints a picture of Africa's industrial renaissance. Tatenda's company is already laying the groundwork, creating an ecosystem where African minerals, manufacturing, and innovation come together to build vehicles and develop entire new urban centres around manufacturing hubs.
Tune into his powerful conversation with Africa Practice CEO Marcus Courage and Mining Indaba's Head of Content & Strategic Partnerships, Laura (Cornish) Nicholson about how African-led industrialisation is transforming our continent, one component at a time.
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This podcast was produced by Africa Practice in partnership with the African Minerals Development Centre (AMDC) and the Investing in African Mining Indaba.

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