Business Africa
Free Trade in Africa
The African Union is working to actualize the Continental Free Trade Area in Africa.
The AU announced its plan to double the current volume of total intra-Africa trade to 28 percent by 2021.
Stakeholders believe this will benefit the continent’s growing young population.
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