A partnership agreement to develop a framework and criteria for the establishment of five African centres of excellence has been signed by the NEPAD Secretariat and the Knowledge Management Africa programme of the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA/KMA).
The DBSA/KMA and NEPAD Secretariat will provide financial support for a research project on the development of the framework, which will build on work done by other institutions subscribing to an African renaissance.
The DBSA/KMA has pledged to release R1 million towards the partial funding of the research.
The second phase of the (...)

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