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Africa’s swelling population could make the continent an increasingly important presence in e-commerce.

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Africa’s start-up scene is gaining momentum, with talk of big investment numbers and entrepreneurs creating business solutions spanning the full technological spectrum to meet the continent’s unique challenges.

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