Non-tariff barriers a major restraint to AfCFTA success
‘Zim participation in AfCFTA provides access to 5 900 free tariffs lines’
‘Zim, DRC businesses must ride on trade policies’
A third of Zim’s industry ready for AfCFTA: CZI
US expands investments in Africa, seals USD 14.2 bn in deals to counter Chinese influence
A case for future economic planning
Financial inclusion critical for African agriculture success
International trade: Zimbabwe must stake its claim
When the WTO was formed in 1995, it extended the scope of international trade to include services such as banking and insurance. In addition to ensuring free trade, WTO also adjudicates on trade disputes.
‘AfCFTA push a mirage: CZI’… industries hint at bloodbath
In 2020, regional economies rolled out the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a US$3,4 trillion bloc with access to about 2,5 billion people in 54 markets.