African mining, De Beers, BEE – Oppenheimer speaks out
De Beers chairman Nicky Oppenheimer told a Washington audience Thursday that Africa has a bright future if its leaders embrace globalization and allow the private sector to flourish. “Globalization is a huge force for good,” he said. An open and accessible world economy is vital for African growth.
“Speaking as a proud South African,” the 65-year-old Oppenheimer told members of the Council on Foreign Relations that Africa needs leaders of character, “who learn from the past and do things differently.”
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