African Trade Unions Demand Immediate End to Border Corruption and Harassment

The lofty macroeconomic ambitions of a unified 1.3-billion-person continental market mean little if the physical frontline of trade remains broken. Specifically, cross-border commerce continues to be defined by extortion, intimidation,…

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ABER Demands Shift to “Smart Blue Tourism” to Protect Threatened African Coastlines

Coastal hospitality operators across Africa face structural collapse unless governments deploy automated tracking models. These systems are needed to defend vulnerable ecosystems from severe climate degradation and plastic pollution. Therefore,…

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Sierra Leone Advances AfCFTA Protocol on Investment to Drive Capital Flows

Opaque regulatory frameworks, fragmented legal protections, and weak institutional coordination continue to deter cross-border investors. Consequently, these challenges prevent companies from deploying long-term private capital across West Africa. To address…

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