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Introduction: Values and Sustainable Development in Africa,alues to the continent’s development. It reflects on the central contention that holistic and sustainable development in Africa must be hinged on values that are steeped in African soil. This is consistent with the African Union’s Agenda 2063 Aspiration 5 on African cultural identity, values and eth

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