DOSSIER: African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA)
African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA) is a free trade area created by the African Continental Free Trade Agreement and signed among 54 of the 55 African Union nations. To date only 29 countries have both signed and ratified the AfCFTA Agreement.
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Government negotiating dispute settlement protocol under AfCFTA
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Work in Ghana's interest – Foreign Affairs Minister to AfCFTA technical team
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AfCFTA: South African diplomat wins top AU job
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AU, Ghana sign AfCFTA Secretariat Agreement
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ECOWAS agrees to investigate Nigeria border closure
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'AfCFTA Secretariat will be operational by 31st March' – Akufo-Addo assures AU
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Government spent US$3 million on AfCFTA - Akufo-Addo
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“AfCFTA secretariat will be operational by 31st March” – President Akufo-Addo assures AU
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Here are the 3 shortlisted candidates for General Secretary of AfCFTA; no Ghanaian is included
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Government will continue to facilitate effective international trade - Ofori-Atta
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Capitalising on AfCFTA: E-Commerce businesses have first hand
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B&FT Editorial: Accra hosts Institute of Logistics and Transport's annual Africa Forum
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4th industrial revolution: Africa must not be a bystander – Ursula
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GITFIC 2020 to help participants actualize AfCFTA
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Ghanaian Times Editorial: Increased Intra-Africa Trade: The game changer for African economies
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Ghanaian products will feature strongly in the global market place – Akufo-Addo
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African countries may postpone free trade agreement - EIU predicts
