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Mugo Kibati

Mugo Kibati

Nairobi

Mugo Kibati is Chairman of M-KOPA Solar.

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Green industry | 19.11.2018

Electrifying Africa’s labour market

How investing in decentralised renewable energy can get the African youth into work

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Why New Zealand looks to Europe

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern explains why the EU is a natural partner in today’s challenging times

Franco-German friendship is not enough

The new Treaty of Aachen focuses on the EU's two most powerful states to the exclusion of all others

Dangerous EU-phoria

Across-the-board support for the EU does more harm than good. We need to talk about markets and politics instead

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