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CAPTION: Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) Managing Director, Japhet Justine (L), in a handshake with the Group CEO of African Guarantee Fund for SMEs (AGF), Jules Ngankam (R), after signing a MoU between the two parties that will allow TADB to disburse loans up-to $20 million to agri-SMEs in the country. Witnessing the exchange is the Commissioner for Financials Sector Development, Dr Charles Mwamwaja (C), representing the Minister for Finance and Planning, Dr Mwigulu Nchemba. Photo: Guardian Correspondent
THE African Guarantee Fund, a non-bank financial institution that pledges to promote economic...