Impact of Border Insecurity on AfCFTA Trade Facilitation
Borders and borderlands in Africa have become spaces where the nexus of security, development, crime, conflict and politics often interface and collide.
Borders and borderlands in Africa have become spaces where the nexus of security, development, crime, conflict and politics often interface and collide.
Collaborating with the African Union Southern Africa Regional Office (AU-SARO), the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) and the University of Johannesburg (UJ)
Breaking trade barriers of African women and youth to ensure their inclusion
African women can maximise AfCFTA opportunities to break trade barriers
Galvanising the role of youth in the implementation of AfCFTA
International emergencies, create a major opportunity to recast cooperation and elevate it, truly, to a ‘mutually-beneficial’ partnership between Europe and Africa. One area where cooperation will be tested is in the area of climate change.
“The eyes of the world are turned towards Africa,” Egyptian president and African Union chairman, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, said at the opening ceremony of the 12th Extraordinary Summit on the
Arguing that a commitment to the principles of the AfCFTA will improve industrialisation in Africa.