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Twitter picks Ghana | ALB Article

Published by: Sandy Bhadare at 14/04/2021 Social network titan Twitter has announced its intention to open an office in Ghana, its first in Africa,. Social network titan Twitter has announced its intention to open an office in Ghana, its first in Africa, to increase the network’s global inclusiveness. Twitter has plans to build a team of employees in Ghana, aligning with its growth strategy and demonstrating its commitment “to truly serve the public conversation” it said in a company press release on 12 April. The social media company continued that it is “essential, for the world and for Twitter, to increase the number of people who feel comfortable participating in it. To do this, we need to make it easier for everyone to join in and provide more relevant experiences for people across the world”.

African Union Signed African Continental Free Trade Agreement

Desplegar navegación African Union Signed African Continental Free Trade Agreement Escrito por: Redacción    8 abril 2021     2 minutos Basically, AfCFTA will put African economies – and African citizens – on a better economic footing. The agreement will improve competitiveness and promote investment, innovation and economic growth by improving efficiency and removing trade barriers. In fact, it will eliminate tariffs on 90% of goods and gradually apply the same to services, at a time when other parts of the world are reconsidering trade agreements and economic integration. In particular, the abolition of tariffs on goods is expected to increase the value of intra-African trade by 15-25% by 2040. That would be between $50 billion and $70 billion. In 2018, Washington launched Prosper Africa to coordinate U.S. government resources and expand trade opportunities in Africa, with the goal of doubling two-way trade between the country and the continent. It is not yet

Poor coherence among regional partner states is hurting trade

‘Poor coherence among regional partner states is hurting trade’ Tuesday April 06 2021 Summary There has been a lot of tension among East African member states which has disrupted regional trade. Prosper’s magazine Ismail Musa Ladu interviewed Mr Africa Kiiza, a trade economist with experience in trade policy, trade development and treaty negotiations, on how the partner states can resolve trade tensions hurting their economies. Excerpts below. Advertisement How would you describe Uganda’s trade relationship with other East African Community member states bearing in mind the integration efforts over the years? Every objective trade policy commentator would call Uganda a “pacifist” whose aim is to boost intra-EAC trade. Whereas a number of EAC partner states have blocked Uganda’s goods, the latter has not retaliated even when legislators and private sector actors have called for retaliation.  Whereas Uganda’s response can be frowned upon, the long-term intent

COVID-19 pandemic challenges enabled us discover our hidden strength which we can build on-Kagame

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