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Urban decay is not an irreversible phenomenon. In fact, the renewal of blighted urban areas is not unlike the transformation of urban areas not classified as blighted. We expect that an engine of resurgence will apply to the city of Kingston in the Caribbean Commonwealth territory of Jamaica.

Downtown Kingston has undoubtedly been the socio-cultural and indeed spiritual fulcrum of the nation; a melting pot of music, culture, old-world charm and class juxtaposed against intermittent signs of urban blight.

Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) is a private sector led international organisation established by treaty between independent sovereign states

The Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago was established in July 2004 as the agency responsible for liberalising the telecommunications sector and for regulating both telecommunications and broadcasting. 

Infrastructure is at the heart of development of any economy and nation, without roads no agricultural produce can be exported and without water supply no healthy development is facilitated.

One limiting factor on the development of an economy can be the availability of affordable resources. One such resource is aggregate, a collective term for stone, sand, and gravel, which is a critical component of a nation’s infrastructure.

The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is the regulatory agency of the Government for air transport in Ghana.  It also provides air navigation services within the Accra Flight Information Region (FIR).