AfCFTA: Nigeria targets exports of $1.2 billion for each state
The Federal Government through the National Action Committee, African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) announced that it plans to grow ...
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Nigerian insurers, others to increase involvement in AfCFTA
Nigerian insurers have stated their willingness to participate more actively in the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). This is ...
U.S Government has facilitated $22 billion worth of deals across Africa in 2 years – Ambassador
Since June 2019, U.S government support has helped close more than 280 deals across 30 countries in Africa worth more ...
AfCFTA: African Finance Ministers to discuss on industralization policy
Ministers of Finance from AU member-states are set to meet to discuss Industrialisation under the AfCFTA agreement.
FG outlines steps to be taken by businesses to export to AfCFTA countries
FG has outline steps to be taken by Nigerian businesses to export to other member-countries of the AfCFTA.
AfCFTA: President Buhari, 9 others receive award for contribution to agreement
AfCFTA has awarded President Buhari alongside other African leaders for their contributions to the success of the agreement.
AfCFTA: Traders association praises FG over inauguration of secretariat
MATAN has commended the FG for its role in the inauguration of the secretariat for AfCFTA in Ghana.
African leaders must leverage technology and engage all stakeholders to drive AfCFTA – Tingo International Holdings CEO, Dozy Mmobuosi
Tingo International Holdings Group CEO sees the AfCFTA as a major step toward the continent growing its economy.
Border closure doesn’t violate free trade agreement – Agric Minister, Sabo Nanono
Many experts feel that border closure is a breach of the African free trade agreement but Sabo Nanono thinks otherwise.
Macro-Economic Update: Inflation Expectation
Although trade tension between the U.S and China persists, officials of the two countries have agreed to reopen trade talks ...
