Looking for a weekend podcast? @mushtaqkhan100 explains the ACE approach & how spending money on skills training won’t increase employment if we don’t match skills training with employers’ capability to use skilled employees https://t.co/hZKpzYESuS @DFID_RED_GCSD @SOASEconomics

How do some skills training providers in Bangladesh break the rules, and what does it mean for designing sector specific anti-corruption strategies? @mushtaqkhan100 in our second podcast on corruption, jobs and what this means for international donors https://t.co/aNyOTnByBg

How have Tanzania’s top 5 conglomerates evolved & what were the ‘mechanisms of rent allocation’ that allowed them to grow & diversity? Each followed a distinct pattern, explained @AntoAndreoni @farwasial at #ECAS2019

In Nigeria political elites can capture extensive oil rents, ensuring they have significantly more holding power than emerging capitalists. Yet, a productive private sector exists.

Pallavi Roy & @farwasial explained why this may be at #ECAS2019

Where is the power of the media in Kenya, with the media houses or with the people, now that internet penetration is high and social media is becoming ‘mainstream’? Asks Joyce Omwoha @ECAS2019

#ECAS2019