Africa’s broken IP system threatens innovation, growth
AMANDA ELLEN NICOLA JOJO Africa is losing billions of dollars annually due to weak intellectual property (IP) protection. While some countries recognise that intellectual property is central to driving economic growth and fostering innovation, the continent continues to grapple with a fragmented system. Some nations operate under regional frameworks, while others follow their own independent…
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