As Ghana and the rest of Africa gear up for the Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCTA) in 2021, leaders have been urged to prioritize two key issues.
First, implementing policies and reforms that will make the continent attractive to investors and second, dealing with the high cost of lending, impeding the growth of SMEs. Former UK Cabinet Minister, Paul Yaw Boateng says the success of the Continental Free Trade Agreement Area will be based on reforms and strategies that will make the continent attracted to investors. Read More…
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