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CONTENT
4 The Trouble With Sub-Saharan African Debt
Prof. Aleksandr V. Gevorkyan and
Ingrid H. Kvangraven
8 With Good Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa Can
Make Up More Lost Ground
Dr. Martin Raschen
16 The Story Of Inclusive Banking
Prof. Hans Dieter Seibel
18 Uganda’s Journey Towards Financial
Inclusiveness
Rachel Mindra Katoroogo
22 The Impact Of BREXIT On South Africa
Dr. Sean Gossel
24 Non-Interest Financing As A Tool For Poverty
Alleviation In Nigeria
Oladotun Larry Anifowose
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Development Finance Agenda
Volume 2, Issue 3-4
Managing Editor
Prof. Nicholas Biekpe (CIDEF, South Africa)
Associate Editor
Dr. Abdul Latif Alhassan (CIDEF, South Africa)
Editorial Team
Prof. Andy Mullineux (University of Birmingham, UK)
Dr. Anthony Kyereboah-Coleman (Afreximbank, Egypt)
Dr. Dumisani Magadlela (Development Bank of Southern
Africa)
Elsie Addo (IMF, USA)
Prof. Franklin A. Michello (Middle Tennessee State University,
USA)
Prof. Joshua Abor (Univ. of Ghana Business School, Ghana)
Prof. Roman Matousek (University of Kent, UK)
Dr. Sephooko Motelle (Central Bank of Lesotho, Lesotho)
Dr. Sharron L. McPherson (WEDI International, USA)
Dr. Nana Boateng (National Treasury, South Africa)
Dr. Natalie Chinje (Wits Business School, South Africa)
Dr. Zwelakhe Tshandu (Development Bank of Southern Africa)
Development Finance
FEATURES:
• WithGoodPolitics,Sub-SaharanAfricaCanMakeUpMoreLostGround
• TheStoryOfInclusiveBanking
• Uganda’sJourneyTowardsFinancialInclusiveness
• TheImpactOfBREXITOnSouthAfrica
• Non-InterestFinancingAsAToolForPoverty
TheTroubleWithSub-Saharan
AfricanDebt?
VOLUME 2 • ISSUE 3-4 2016
ISSN 2413-256X
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