Cross-border trade in West Africa Trading in Africa is motivated by the Africa Continental Free Area (AfCFTA) which influenced Regional Economic Communities (RECs) to work harder and gain economic popularity as a single market. In the Western part of Africa, …
Cross-Border data flow in Africa The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) combined 54 countries to trade beyond and beyond their boundaries and to create the idea of economic unity. Even though official trading commenced in 2021, there are still …
Cross-border trade and legal compliance It is quite popular for the African Regional Economic Communities (RECs) to exchange goods and services, especially with the long-lasting goal of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to create a single commercial market …
Nature of the AfCFTA and Dispute Resolution Trade prosperity is a key economic goal for any Continent. This is a driving factor for nations to come together as a unified circle and attain this mission. The African Continental Free Trade …
The AfCFTA and Free Movement After establishing the agreement in January 2018 to coordinate the economic, social, political, and digital sphere of the African Union (AU), the movement from one African state to another has been another target. It was …
The AfCFTA to Economic Sectors The AfCFTA is among the world’s largest free trade areas bringing together 55 African Union (AU) member states and eight Regional Economic Communities (RECs) to create a single market for the African continent. It intends …
About the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Based on its intention of creating one African market, the AfCFTA is one of and greatest flagship projects of Agenda 2063 under the African Union. It is a high-ambition trade agreement with …
The Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is a remarkable step aimed at generating economic benefits for African countries. The largest trade agreement in the world yet is poised to raise income by 9% by the year 2035 and lift …
Run-Away Purchase Prices Tanzania has been reported to have an increase in inflation rate at 4.4% in 2022 and predictions are that it shall remain within the 4.5% to 5% in 2023 due to the higher energy prices caused by …