The New Gatekeepers of African Trade — And Why They're Not Who You Think
By I-STRATA Editorial, iMedia
The implementation of AfCFTA is reshaping who controls access to African markets. The new gatekeepers are no longer defined by formal authority — they are defined by control over movement.
For decades, African trade was controlled by a familiar set of players: governments, port authorities, and multinational corporations. That model is changing — quietly, but decisively. The Shift Few Are Paying Attention To The implementation of AfCFTA is not just reducing tariffs. It is reshaping who controls access to markets. The new gatekeepers of African trade are no longer defined by formal authority. They are defined by control over movement. Who the New Gatekeepers Are Across the conti...
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