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GOING GA-GA OVER AGOA - 2004-01-19

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Monday, 2004, January 19
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The Alltex garment factory is a $7.2 million foreign direct investment bythe Aga Khan Foundation. The factory is presently employing 2,000 people, mostly women. The factory, only one among thousands across 38 African countries participating in AGOA, plans to expand in at least three other phrases, and could possibly double the number of people it is employing.

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H.H. Prince Karim Aga Khan IV


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Going Ga-Ga Over AGOA - 2004-01-19

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It is being described as an 'ocean of thanks,' a 'great phenomenon' and 'unbelievable opportunity' given to Africa by the United States. The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), initiated by the administration of former President Bill Clinton, is making significant industrial development and job creation changes in Africa.Mehdi Bawa, administration manager of Alltex Limited EPZ, a garment manufacturer in Kenya enjoying an unlimited duty-free American market, says AGOA will enable Africa to boost its industrial revolution.

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