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16/07/2021
Officially enacted in 2000, the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) has shown promising results, with ITA (International Trade Administration) noting, “Since its implementation, AGOA…
16/02/2021
According to Renaissance Capital’s Global Chief Economist, Charlie Robertson, in an article with the Atlantic Council Organization, Africa has weathered COVID-19 far better than other areas…
09/02/2021
Trade-related organizations play a critical role in ensuring the viability of businesses all around the world. They set and create needed median standards for all…
05/02/2021
Geopolitical shifting and COVID-19 have reshaped and changed global markets. Looking forward, companies will need to adapt to these changes and resulting new norms by…
12/01/2021
Every entrepreneur faces challenges, but those who are looking to expand to international markets must be prepared to address additional obstacles. Failing to strategize properly…
16/11/2020
When looking at new markets to pursue, the African continent offers many opportunities through its various markets, regions, and growing economy. Here’s how and where to enter African markets successfully.
28/07/2020
You wouldn’t order a product from overseas without doing a little due diligence. So why would you enter into a deal with a foreign partner without conducting a background check?The good news is, that with a few basic steps, you can determine whether business with a prospective foreign partner is even worth pursuing. Here’s How.
08/07/2020
Our panel of experts answer: Where are the opportunities for growth and expansion? How do you approach business development? What should my recovery to growth plan look like? and much more.
19/05/2020
I know it can be daunting: a region of 600 million people and over 20 countries, stretched across three continents and two hemispheres. But believe me, even if Latin America can be challenging, small businesses can crack it too. Let me tell you why.
26/03/2020
Many SMEs are active in global business and have recently encountered conflicts or will soon experience disputes with their suppliers. Here are 5 common mistakes SMEs make with their supplier contracts and how to solve them during the COVID-19 crisis.
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