The vast majority of African countries are members of the World Trade Organization (WTO). Only Algeria, Libya, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Comoros
Africa’s foreign economic relations
Since the outbreak of World War II, Africa’s total foreign trade has expanded significantly. The growth compares favorably with other developing regions such as Latin America
Domestic Trade
Intra-African trade records often underreport trade, partly because of a lack of adequate statistics and partly because of high levels of smuggling
Is the ACFTA blazing a new trail?
The African Mining Vision also argues for government recognition of artisanal and small-scale mining through policy and regulation and formalization of the sector.
Africa’s Integration into the International Agricultural Trade System
For Africa, economic prosperity in general and trade relations in particular are highly dependent on the situation in the agricultural sector.
What is the ACFTA agreement?
In a continent with high unemployment, where most of the 705 million economically active people are employed in the informal sector