Africa operating as a bloc best for economic recovery
AfCFTA must be an engine for growth as much as an engine for inclusion.
AfCFTA must be an engine for growth as much as an engine for inclusion.
The trade finance gap remains unacceptably high at US$81 billion as of 2019.
Accounting for about 16 per cent of the world's human population, the demands continue increasing especially for job creation, food ...
South Africa’s declining GDP is expected to set back efforts to address unemployment, poverty and inequality according to a new ...
The economic disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has slowed the region’s growth projection to 1.2 per cent for 2020.
Agribusinesses in the EAC member states are expected to benefit from greater business opportunities in both the East African and ...
The EU presents a huge opportunity for the EAC region SMEs making it a great platform for those in the ...
Kenya long-term development blueprint, Vision 2030, seeks to transform Kenya into an industrializing, high middle-income country
Since the September 1995 United Nations’ Fourth World Conference on Women, one would think that the world would have achieved gender parity ...
If there is one sector that receives great attention in Africa, then it must be the small and medium enterprises ...
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