Of a Political Economy and Trade Agreement The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has the potential to bring about significant economic benefits for Africa. However, the success of AfCFTA will depend on more than just economic factors. The political
To enhance trade facilitation and to promote partnerships as required by the World Customs Organization’s SAFE framework of standards, the government of Tanzania carried out significant reforms such as the establishment of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) through its revenue
Part 2 From Surfing to Serving The African Continental Free Trade Area and its promise to liberate and lift 30 million people from extreme poverty and boost incomes by $450 billion by 2035. However, as shown through past regional trade
Part 1 A digitally divided Market Bloc The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), in its high ambition to boost intra-African trade, trade in value-added production, and trade across all sectors of the continent’s economy, has digital trade as one
Empowering women is an essential pre-requisite in promoting economic freedom and growth of the country as women play a substantial role in the development and in moving the country towards progress. The World Bank’s latest analysis of Tanzania posited that
“Tayari tuna bidhaa ya kwanza tutakayoiuza nje, na bidhaa hiyo ni kahawa…hatotuoiuza ghafi bali tutauza kama bidhaa iliokamilika”. Alinukuliwa Waziri wa Uwekezaji, Viwanda na Biashara, Mh. Dk Ashatu Kijaji akiwaeleza wajumbe wa Shirikisho la wenye Viwanda Tanzania (CTI) juu ya
Januari 1, 2021 yalisainiwa rasmi makubaliano ya utekelezaji wa mkataba wa eneo huru la biashara barani Afrika (AfCFTA). Shabaha yake ni kukuza mashirikiano ya kibiashara baina ya nchi washirika kutoka 18% (sasa) hadi kufikia 52.3% kwa kuondoa ushuru wa forodha
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