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Not even a lucrative job on Wall Street could snuff out the passion of this woman to re-brand Africa.She is inclined to use her Ivy league education and corporate American connections to engage the African perception war head-on but it’s almost a mission impossible with few lessons to guide her.A stranger to the continent, what is her game plan and what is driving this insatiable quest to change Africa’s stereotyped image?Would it be crippled at birth? This Friday, on pm:EXPRESS personality Friday, watch how Teresa Clarke is making waves on the internet, live on Joy News.
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