Africa must deepen market access, finance to accelerate intra-African trade – Afreximbank
Africa must deepen market access, finance to accelerate intra-African trade – Afreximbank
Africa Initiative for Medical Access and Manufacturing (AIM2030)
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7 FMBN Housing Loans Nigerians Can Access for Homeownership – MSME Africa
The Federal Government, through the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), provides several housing finance options designed to help Nigerians buy, build, renovate, and own homes
LCCI Seeks Better Forex Access For Manufacturers To Deepen Economic – MSME
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on the Federal Government and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to improve foreign exchange access for manufacturers and other productive sectors, warning that sustained industrial growth will depend on businesses’ ability to obtain forex for production activities
Moniepoint: Digital finance expanding access for Africa’s businesses | CNBC Africa
Moniepoint: Digital finance expanding access for Africa’s businesses Moniepoint says it now supports more than 20 million businesses and individuals each month with payments, banking, credit, cross-border and business management solutions. According to the company’s latest Impact Report, it processes more than $250 billion in annual digital payment transaction value and continues to expand financial…
Financial access beyond nationality: Banking for inclusion in South Africa | The Citizen
For many people in Africa, managing and moving money now extends beyond a single country. Someone working or temporarily residing in South Africa may also be supporting family in another country or their home country
U.S. moves to block market access for 7 African countries following comprehensive global forced-labor investigation
The proposal, unveiled by the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), targets countries that the U.S. says have failed to impose or effectively enforce restrictions on imports produced with forced labour
From market access to strategic openness: The new China–Africa business relationship – Institute of Development Studies
China’s zero-tariff offer to 53 African countries looks, at first sight, like a trade story. It is more than that. It marks a wider shift in China-Africa business relations: from market access to strategic openness. Tariff-free access opens an important door, but it does not by itself create exports, build industries or shift ba rgaining power.