AfCFTA must boost intra-African export levels
Picture: Getty Images via Standard Bank Standard Bank Africa Unlocked conference highlights what the continent needs to reap the rewards of its own industry The African Continental Free Trade Area
The Role Of The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) In Africa’s Energy Sector
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is set to play a transformative role in the development of Africa’s energy sector, providing the framework needed to enhance intra-African trade, attract…
AfCFTA’s Primary Task Must Be To Boost Intra-African Exports To Levels Experienced By Other Global Trading Blocs
Written by Tunde Macaulay, Head of Africa Regions and Offshore at Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking Africa’s AfCFTA trade agreement is the world’s largest free trade bloc. It opens
AfCFTA’s primary task must be to boost intra-African exports to levels experienced by other global trading blocs
Tunde Macaulay, Head of Africa Regions and Offshore at Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking. Image supplied Africa’s AfCFTA trade agreement is the world’s largest free trade bloc. It opens
Small businesses in Benin set to tap into African free trade area
More than 100 local enterprises went through the ‘How to Export with the AfCFTA’ workshop, which the International Trade Centre (ITC) has rolled out across the continent. As part of
AfCFTA must boost intra-African exports
Farihan Alhassan – Head, Business and Commercial Banking, Stanbic Bank Ghana Discussing the introduction of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement at the Africa Unlocked conference in Cape
Boosting trade with open skies, ports, and streamlined visas in Africa
Alderman Vos also spotlighted Cape Town’s robust enterprise development initiatives to empower At the recent African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Conference, Alderman James Vos, the City of Cape Town’s
FG launches first AfCFTA shipment to 5 African countries
•As Nigeria targets $3.4trillion African market By Godwin Oritse FIVE years after the inauguration of the Nigeria AfCFTA Coordination Office, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu yesterday launched the first shipment of
OR Tambo earmarked for air cargo growth in Africa
OR Tambo is currently the busiest airport in Africa, handling an average of 251 flights daily. Members of the SAPS and ACSA’s security team attended to the scene. File image.
Annual Africa-Caribbean trade could reach $1.8 billion by 2028: ITC-Afreximbank research
Trade between Africa and the Caribbean could rise to $1.8 billion per year by 2028 if value addition, trade facilitation and improved logistics are prioritized, according to new research by