China has emerged as one of Africa’s largest investors, transforming the continent’s economic landscape and political dynamics. With investments totalling over $200 billion, primarily in infrastructure and telecommunications, Chinese engagement.
The informal sector has long been recognised as the engine powering Africa’s economy. Often overshadowed by the formal economy, this sector plays an indispensable role in shaping livelihoods, providing employment,.
There is a growing influence of female entrepreneurs in Africa, particularly in the entrepreneurial space and industries traditionally dominated by men. According to a 2021 Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs,.
Global trade policies have always been a factor influencing Africa’s economic development. Africa’s growth trajectory is shaped by how global powers—such as the United States, China, and the European Union—craft.
The need for regional integration within the African market has been a prominent topic for decades. Navigating the diversity in the commercial landscape and harmonising trade regulations has posed a.
Africa’s population continues to grow rapidly, projected to reach 2.5 billion by 2050 (United Nations), yet, the continent still faces an urgent challenge: achieving food security while promoting sustainable economic.
Digitalisation is impacting every sector and industry across Africa, and the trade and commerce sector is no exception. The digitalisation of logistics represents a fundamental transformation, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and.
Business start-ups are transforming Africa’s economic landscape. Once perceived as local enterprises, African start-ups are now emerging as significant players, not only within their home countries but also on regional.
Africa is witnessing rapid socio-economic development. With its vast natural resources and growing population, the continent’s supply chains are increasingly important to the global economy and geopolitics. This underscores the.
The informal economy in Africa is sustaining livelihoods and driving economic growth across the continent. Despite its largely unregulated nature, the informal sector accounts for a substantial portion of Africa’s.
