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TradeMark East Africa has rebranded to TradeMark Africa (TMA) and simultaneously officially launched its West Africa operations The organisation now…
African Union hosting eight events at the Expo 2020 Dubai The world sees Africa as the new frontier for business,…
Indeed, African governments are reaping a plethora of benefits from the inclusion by international financial markets to broaden the scope…
As the 2021 International Day of Democracy draws closer it is imperative to assess and review the state of democracy…
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Kenya is commonly considered to be East Africa’s financial hub. Its economic growth has increased steadily in the last decade…
According to Brand Africa 100: Africa’s Best Brands 2020 survey, Africans prefer foreign brands over local ones. In 2011, the representation of African brands seemed very optimistic when they registered a 34% representation, but in 2020 it dropped to an all-time low of 13%.
< p class="fade">This is a worrying statistic as it may indicate that Africa is failing to meet the needs of its growing consumer market, which was worth $1.4 trillion in 2020. The AfCFTA if properly implemented will create an even bigger continental free trade zone with a potential market of 1.7 billion people.
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SMEs are the major contributor to investments in the agricultural sector in Africa. In most cases, most African enterprises are…
A mineral-rich continent, with a fast-growing economic potential and a considerable population stands a chance to become a predominant global hub for trade and investment. Africa’s growth potential has been mainly driven by a significant surge in investment, as indicated by the African Development Bank. As opposed to consumption expenditure driving economic growth, industry players and governments have realised the long-term benefits of investment to the growth of African economies. A longevity approach to a sustained growth of the African continent as a whole is the thrust of Agenda 2063 of the African Union, propelled by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement.