By Stephen Lande + Dennis Matanda
In September 2012, just as the 3rd Country Fabric was about to expire, the non controversial AGOA provision was, in a surprise turn of events, unanimously approved by the US Congress. The bill had, due to partisan gridlock, languished for over a year, and in the process, both American and African businesses suffered loss from the uncertainty of renewal. But the manner in which 3rd Country eventually passed gave hope to the then despondent that renewal of
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