One Market, 54 Nations: Why Africa's free trade pact is still stalled 7 years after signing

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  • COD 11 months ago

    Some of our political leaders are still finding it extremely hard to break from their European Masters, thereby lacking the political will and spine to unify our Africa for a far better Africa.
    Typical one is President Ouatt ...
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  • Concerned Citizen 11 months ago

    Until Africa is able to produce or manufacture anything for less than the , European or Asian, it his free trade will be unsuccessful. Unless we are thinking of agriculture products which all the 54 nations are proficient bu ...
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  • Kojo 11 months ago

    Undoutedly challenges are there but the question still remains; what is holding us back? If for nearly 50 years we haven't made our regional economic blocks to work there is obviously no way we can leapfrog into a continental ...
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  • Papa Zion 11 months ago

    Certainly, we know what it takes, and what to do to get there. But immediate gain instead of sowing or sacrificing for the future remains our bane. Most of our African leaders think only as far as their political tenure or te ...
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  • Frank mawuko 11 months ago

    This means if I Ghana doesn't a particular product and Nigeria has it they sell that product to Ghana and vice versa but in the case whereby other countries citizen's want's to come and stay in your country and compete with t ...
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