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Chairman: Professor Paul Collier, CBE
Mr John Smith, CBE: Development in Nigeria Mr Peter McLean, CMG, OBE: Economic and Commercial Development in Uganda Mr Charles Cullimore: CMG: Development in Tanganyika: a worm’s eye view Dr Jonathan Lawley, PhD: Developing African Administrative and Management Potential
Mr John Smith, CBE: Development in Nigeria Mr Peter McLean, CMG, OBE: Economic and Commercial Development in Uganda Mr Charles Cullimore: CMG: Development in Tanganyika: a worm’s eye view Dr Jonathan Lawley, PhD: Developing African Administrative and Management Potential
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