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'African Economies Are Driven By Female Entrepreneurs' Says Venture Capitalist Mareme Dieng | Forbes
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5:11Now PlayingVenture Capitalist Mareme Dieng sits with Forbes Senior Editor, Kristin Stoller, at the Forbes Under 30 Africa Summit in Gaborone, Botswana to discuss the state of funding in Africa. Dieng explains why the backbone of African economies consist of female founders, and what funders can do to fulfill financial needs and fuel business growth across nations.
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