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Africa: A Senegalese Factory Proves Africa Can Spin Its Own Cotton - Can It Find the Money to Keep Going?
Domitexka's mill in Kaolack, Senegal, has the markets, expertise, and partnerships to compete globally in cotton production but requires patient capital to sustain operations, reflecting a broader challenge for African manufacturers.
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