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The critical issues in Africa’s intra trade dilemma

Africa’s current trade challenges stem from colonial divisions that still shape economic structures. These structures prioritize exporting primary products, perpetuated by external forces and free markets. The aim is to.

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Africa and the Impact of Smartphone Revolution

A revolution has speedily unfolded and it is the smartphone revolution. This surge in mobile technology is not just about connecting people; it’s transforming entire economies, empowering individuals, and fostering.

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Performance of Heads of Ports Authority in Africa

   Ports are a key part of the development of international trade and, therefore, in the economic growth of countries. Even though one-third of African countries are landlocked, shipping remains.

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The Global Impact of African Natural Resources: A Wealthy Continent’s Contribution

 The African continent is the world’s second-largest, accounting for roughly one-fifth of the total land surface. Its total land area is approximately 11,724,000 square miles (30,365,000 square km), and the.

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Emerging Success Stories For African Continent

For too long, Sub-Saharan Africa has been treated as a single entity that is mired in failure. Yet we fail to ask ourselves, what changes have occurred among nations since.

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Time for accelerated change is now: Social security can save 15M children from becoming child labour statistics in 2022 – Unicef

In what seems like a united effort, the topic of the implementation of stringent and secure social security policies has become an important point during the 5th Global Conference on.

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More countries to receive malaria vaccine following success in Ghana, Kenya, Malawi

On the heels of its success in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi, there are strong indications that the world’s first malaria vaccine will soon be available in Nigeria and across Sub-Saharan.

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Standard Chartered set to exit seven countries in Africa, Middle East to cut cost

Standard Chartered is leaving seven countries in Africa and the Middle East where it is sub-scale as it seeks to improve profits by narrowing its focus to faster-growing markets in.

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Korea invests $9m to support Science and Technology skills across Sub-Saharan Africa

The International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE) has signed an initial US$ 3.8 million grant agreement with the World Bank, as part of a larger US$ 9 million.

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