Lagos State government would explore all the opportunities in the AFCFTA agreement to grow its revenue and GDP
Sudan has begun thinking about and planning how to become competitive using its strong points as the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) opens up borders to intra-African trade from January 1.
An economic awakening of the African continent requires intra-continental trade and the AfCFTA is
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Stephen Onyekwelu
Stephen Onyekwelu is BusinessDay’s Strategy & Enterprise Delivery Executive, specialising in turning editorial vision into enterprise outcomes. A former Online News Editor and lead of the Go Local initiative (print, podcast & BDTV in partnership with Providus Bank), he blends investigative storytelling with platform strategy, conference design, and cross-functional delivery.
