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By CHRISTINE MUNGAI  (email the author)
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Posted  Sunday, August 14  2011 at  13:48

This year’s theme centres on celebration and innovation. We are halfway through our allocated time frame. So we are celebrating the achievements so far, but also crafting a vision for the next nine years. It is like the second half of a football game — it is going to get more intense and demanding, we really need more action and to see results.

If you could summarise why the EABS is important to the region in five words, what would they be?
Wealth creators, shaping the future.

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