Africa can’t prosper without regional trade

Intra-Africa trade encouraged
Strengthening the trade between African countries is a necessary first step toward equipping the continent to engage with the world economy on its own terms.
Kingsley Moghalu
Despite aspirational narratives about 'Africa Rising', the continent has yet to achieve the prosperity increasingly found across large swaths of Asia and many other parts
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