
AfCFTA protocol on women and youth in trade in the offing – AFCFTA Sec General
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is developing a protocol for women and youth in trade to place them at the centre of its
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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is developing a protocol for women and youth in trade to place them at the centre of its
To identify specific challenges that men and women face in cross-border trade and determine where further reforms can be made, the World Bank Group completed a study on Trade Facilitation and Gender Dimensions in South Africa.
There is a saying that gender inequality affects everyone. This is true. And any society that denies women the opportunity to work is simply laying the foundation for its own perpetual poverty.
Whatever the sector, whatever the country, we constantly come across amazing, inspiring women in trade. True role models to women everywhere who dream of seeing their products shipped off to international markets, we’re sharing some of their stories and experiences here.
Are you a business coach passionate about promoting international trade? OR Do you know a business coach looking to build globally successful businesses? We are
During our visit to the Eastern Cape, the Trade Forward Southern Africa team had the opportunity to meet participants from the Export Readiness programme delivered
The Affirmative Financial Action for Women in Africa program of the African Development Bank (www.AfDB.org), known as AFAWA, and the Alliance for Financial Inclusion introduced African Finance