CPPI’s Top 10 Seaports in Africa
26/06/2024When one talks about global trade, the shipping and maritime sector is first to mind. According to the International Chambers of Shipping, over 90% of goods are transported by ship..
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Copper mining is the backbone of Zambia’s economy, contributing significantly to GDP, export earnings, and employment. In 2020, copper accounted for more than 70% of Zambia’s export revenue. According to.
Global trade agreements have long been a double-edged sword for the African market. On one hand, they promise economic growth, increased exports, and enhanced integration into the global economy. On.
Africa’s expanding role in global trade is driven by the development of its ports and the evolution of its trade networks. As the continent advances in its economic, industrial, and.
The narrative of Botswana’s economic development through diamond mining although not without its downturns is one of strategic management, sound governance, and profitable partnerships. At the time of its independence.
The need for a unified passport and visa-free travel for Africans within the continent has become increasingly evident as economic integration and growth intensify. The African Union (AU) has long.
Africa is witnessing a digital revolution, characterized by an explosive growth in e-commerce that is transforming the continent’s economic landscape. This rapid expansion is driven by a confluence of factors.
A severe shortage of cocoa beans has caused prices of chocolate to soar to steep levels. The global chocolate industry, valued at over $100 billion annually is affected by climate.
Across Africa, the discourse surrounding labour rights is on the rise as countries try to breach the delicate balance between economic growth and ensuring adequate protections for workers. From debates.
Compared to the early 2010s, the e-commerce industry in Africa has grown exponentially. One of the primary drivers of this expansion is the accessibility and affordability of smartphones, which have.