SMEs Opportunities and Challenges in Africa, it is all about Finance and e-Commerce
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Ae-Trade Group and its Partnerships making an impact in Africa
By Mekki ELMOGRABI It was a lunch for a business forum in Khartoum. I was with a friend who was running medium-size business in West Africa. We were at the best table viewing the confluence of the White and Blue Niles. Our discussion focused on the idea of joining an e-Trade network which is a […]
African strategy for African SMEs
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AfCFTA and SMEs, bold Initiatives are welcomed
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Are SMEs the drive chain that moving African Economy?
By Mekki ELMOGRABI If trade and industry are the two most important sectors in the African economy, the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector is a vital domain shared between them. The Small and Medium Industries (SMIs) and Small and Media Businesses (SMBs) form the SMEs sector which is effectively “the drive chain” rolling and […]
IGAD and Peace Trap!
By Mekki ELMOGRABI Could the endless search for peace be a trap? Yes, because “sustainable peace objectives with high standards of security and stability” is the bait that entices stakeholders to ignore the need for private sector development and regional economic integration until peace is achieved. The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) appears to be totally trapped […]
les défis et les réalisations de la zone de libre-échange continentale africaine ZLECAF
En: The challenges and the achievements of the African Continental Free Trade Area AFCFTA. By\ MEKKI ELMOGRABI Les deux principaux défis: 1\ L’Afrique est grande, très grande, les systèmes économiques sont différents, des conflits d’intérêts, et de nombreux traités et accords. Est-il facile pour le secrétariat de ZLECAF et de l’UA de gérer cette situation? […]
A New Paradigm for U.S.-African Relations – African Regional Capitalism
By\ Mekki Elmograbi Capitalism is quietly transforming Africa. Now it is time for international institutions – and Western perceptions – to catch up. Read the article from the American Media Institute AMI
Sudan: People still see the crisis as economic not political, Poll
Sudan: People still see the crisis as economic, not political, Poll Expert suggests government lift subsidies, pay “Shock Allowance” to survive the crisis. MC-Media Reports It seems that President Omar Al-Basher and the Sudanese government will be able to pass the strongest protests in its history if hard economic decisions are taken. The wave started in December […]
