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Missing out: Consultant David Fenn, right, says Canadian exporters should try to cash in on African markets. Fenn, shown with Stanley Ansong, president of Deborah Anson Group, spoke at a business export seminar.
Missing out: Consultant David Fenn, right, says Canadian exporters should try to cash in on African markets. Fenn, shown with Stanley Ansong, president of Deborah Anson Group, spoke at a business export seminar.

Missing out: Consultant David Fenn, right, says Canadian exporters should try to cash in on African markets. Fenn, shown with Stanley Ansong, president of Deborah Anson Group, spoke at a business export seminar.

Date11/17/1981
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