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What to expect from the World Economic Forum on Africa 2019

The very bottom tip of Africa is imaged here as captured by the crew of the International Space Station on April 3rd, 2016. South Africa's capitol Cape Town is located at the bottom left of this beautiful Earth picture captured on a sunny day.

Cape Town on the southern tip of Africa, as seen from the International Space Station. Image: NASA

Robin Pomeroy
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