Driving Africa’s energy future with the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement
The agreement aims to reduce all trade costs and enable Africa to integrate further into global supply chains – it ...
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Nigeria, Burundi to Sign Agreements On Trade, Investment
Nigeria and Burundi are set to sign bilateral agreements on trade, investment, education, technology and tourism. The Head of the ...
Digital Payments and the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement
Humans are built to trade. Across eons, trade has connected people and communities. It unlocks human productivity. It is the ...
AfCFTA: Free trade bloc can be a game changer for African people and business
The African Development Bank is actively supporting or looking to support initiatives to boost trade and improve livelihoods for Africans ...
AfCFTA and UNDP announce new partnership towards inclusive growth in Africa
The new collaboration aims to address inequalities, promote value addition and create jobs The AfCFTA Secretariat and the UN Development ...
AfCFTA: Nigeria Establishes New Economic Zones to Boost Industrialisation
Nigeria’s federal government has approved the expansion of the existing Free Trade Zones (FTZs), as well as the activation of ...
MSMEs should be the key drivers of AfCFTA Implementation – Carl Oshodi
Carl Oshodi is the Group CEO of Africa Industrialization Group Inc. He is also the pioneer executive chairperson and co-founder of the ...
Tax and Investment Desk of Centurion Plus Launches AfCFTA Impact Report
The AfCFTA Impact Report is a guide to what businesses need to know about the African Continental Free Trade Area ...
NAFDAC Urges Nigerian MSMEs to Leverage AfCFTA in Expanding Business Frontiers
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has asked the Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) ...
African Business Council applauds the start of trading on the basis AfCFTA
At the launch of the start of trading on the basis of the AfCFTA, the Pan-African Private Sector, under the ...
