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Author: Rosalind Kainyah

Rosalind Kainyah

Rosalind Kainyah MBE is an advisor to global companies on responsible business investment and partnerships in Africa. She is a former environmental lawyer, corporate lawyer at Linklaters, and corporate/commercial lawyer at De Beers. She was VP of External Affairs and CSR at Tullow Oil. She started Kina Advisory in 2014.

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