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06Sep’22
Traders hail Gambia’s negotiation to trade under AfCFTA
Pa Modou Cham As Gambian efforts to reach international markets in order to showcase and market their goods intensify, some Gambian traders have hailed the country’s negotiations effort through the […]
05Sep’22
No Fuel, No Problem: Cross-border Traders Rely On Horse & Donkey Carts In The Midst Of Fuel Crisis
By: Modou Touray Cross-border traders around Farafenni and the border villages have started using donkey and horse carts as an alternative means of transportation as the recent fuel crisis across […]
05Sep’22
Gambia’s groundnut trade value depreciates due to aflatoxin
By: Pa Modou Cham Gambia’s trade challenges continue as the country’s main trading good value continues to depreciate in the international market due to the continuous presence of aflatoxin in our […]
04Sep’22
Regional Trade Advocate Backs Calls for Term Restrictions in ECOWAS
By Edward Blamo For the purpose of avoiding unforeseen civil unrests occasioned by the lack of respect for constitutional term limits in the region, the Economic Community of West African […]
17Aug’22
INTERVIEW | “How AfCFTA implementation will benefit from experiences of RECs’ Free Trade Areas” – Dr Ken Ukaoha
Dr Ken Ukaoha, acting director general of the West African Institute for Trade and Agricultural Development (WITAD), speaks on lessons for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), from the […]
18Jul’22
International Trade…… A Poverty reduction Strategy Tool
𝐁𝐲 𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐁. 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐲 “International Trade plays an important role in the creation of wealth, jobs and improving the standard of living of citizens”, ECOWAS Commission Acting Director of Trade, […]
13Jul’22
ECOWAS English-speaking Journalists sign Communiqué on Trade Advocacy
The participants were taken through topics like Trade Facilitation Agreement, The Media and ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme, Benefits and Opportunities of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), The Principles […]
13Jul’22
Journalists develop action plan to achieve objectives of ECOWAS
There is a knowledge capacity gap on the part of non-state actors, particularly media practitio Journalists from the five English-speaking countries within the ECOWAS sub-region have signed a Communique at […]
12Jul’22
ECOWAS-GIZ Train 25 Journalists in Trade Advocacy
A five-day intensive training for twenty-five Journalists from the five ECOWAS English-speaking Countries, in Trade Advocacy, has ended in the commercial Nigerian State of Lagos. The training, from July 4 […]
07Jul’22
ECOWAS Commission Trains Anglophone Journalists on Trade Advocacy and Trade Facitation Agreements
BY- OUSMAN MANNEH IN LAGOS According to the United Nations conference for trade and development UNCTAD, global trade was worth 28.5 trillion dollars in 2021. African share in global trade averages […]
