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Africa was too slow to pursue Asia’s successful growth strategy of industrialisation and must look instead to alternatives, said Paul Kagame in his inaugural speech as AU chairperson in 2018. While the industry’s average contribution to continental GDP per capita remains flat at around $700 and global businesses are increasingly turn to automation, the Covid crisis and its disruptions have revealed new development opportunities: shortening of value chains through local production, a digital revolution and factory conversions to pharmaceutical manufacture. How can Africa take advantage of challenges to global value chains and create new comparative advantages? Key points Industrial policy: Pinpointing new niche sectors for African countries and forming public-private partnerships A private sector view on the industries ripe for investment Digital revolution: What are the opportunities for industry?