AfCFTA

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is revolutionizing Africa’s economic landscape by enhancing intra-continental trade, fostering industrialization, and promoting sustainable development.

Africa’s path to economic self-sustainability requires governance reform, infrastructure development, and education to unlock the continent’s full potential 

Zimbabwe can access 5,900 free tariff lines under AfCFTA, opening opportunities in the $3.3 trillion African market, boosting economic growth.

Under AfCFTA’s GTI, Nigeria begins formal exports, enhancing continental commerce.

China and Africa have maintained their strong economic ties in 2023, with bilateral trade reaching a record high of US$282.1 billion, according to the latest Chinese customs data. However, Africa’s …

Africa’s ambitious free trade project is set to expand its pilot payment system to 31 countries this year, as it seeks to boost intra-regional trade and economic integration. The African …

In a landmark move, the Africa Private Sector Summit (APSS) has urged African governments to adopt a Charter on Private Sector Bill of Rights (PSBoR), aiming to create a more …

Kenya has signed a historic trade deal with the European Union (EU) that will grant its exports duty-free and quota-free access to the bloc, officials announced on Monday.   The …

In a landmark move for African economic unity, Aliko Dangote, represented by Ahmed Mansur of Dangote Industries Limited, stressed the urgent need for enhanced economic integration in Africa. He made …

The African Union (AU) has urged the United States Congress to extend its flagship trade program, the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), for at least another decade. The AU’s …