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In the previous understanding of capitalism, the point of a business’s existence was the pursuit of profits.

— Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien

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These approaches and intuitive knowledge have always been embedded in the cultural heritage of many African jurisdictions, kingdoms, and concepts like Ubuntu or Umunne/a.

My favourite business case, Zubnol, is based in Aba and recycles plastic waste into the most beautiful beddings.

A lot of African culture has been oral tradition, not necessarily captured in writing.

The thinking that I am describing is not new.

Africa is rapidly pioneering innovative practices in the circular economy, driven by necessity and ingenuity.

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