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In the first diplomatic event of the new year President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the 51st World Economic Forum (WEF) virtually, under theme “A crucial year to rebuild trust”. The theme builds on the “Great Reset” that WEF founder Klaus Schwab and Prince Charles launched in 2021. The event took place two weeks before President Cyril Ramaphosa hands over the African Union Chairmanship, after a year of leading the continent through one of the most difficult years in human history. The event served as a forum for global leaders from business, government and civil society to exchange ideas and plot a way forward from the apocalyptic events of 2020. The outcomes of the event put emphasis one the global challenges the world is currently facing that require a collaborative approach to finding global solutions and action.

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Ghana-UK trade agreement finalized – Trade Ministry

Ghana-UK trade agreement finalized – Trade Ministry Listen to article The Ministry of Trade and Industry has announced that Ghana and the United Kingdom have finalized agreement on the Ghana-UK Trade Partnership Agreement. In a joint statement issued by Ghana and the UK, it explains that on 31 st December, 2020 the two countries “had reached a consensus on the main elements of a trade agreement that would replicate the effects of the trade relationship between Ghana and the UK prior to the end of the Transition Period following the withdrawal of the UK from the European Union. They stated their intention to finalise the text of the agreement to reflect progress made in relation to rules of origin, cumulation arrangements, time-bound commitments, provisions for development cooperation and commitments to human rights and good governance”.

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Africa Needs Focus on Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Skills

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AFCFTA: Anatogu tasks Nigeria on being Africa s premier choice in products, services

By Lydia Ngwakwe Lagos, Jan. 29, 2021 Mr Francis Anatogu, Executive Secretary, National Action Committee on African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA), has urged Nigeria to make itself Africa’s premier choice in a number of products and services, if it is considering growing its exports. Anatogu gave tha advice at an SME talk with the topic, “African Continental Free Trade Area: Unlocking the Benefits to SMEs “, organised virtually, by Wema Bank Plc, on Friday. According to him, there are huge opportunities in the African market that the country can take advantage of. He said if the country could take just 10 per cent of the market, it would double its current oil export to the world.

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