Joshua Kibirige salutes all the Afro-curious globalists that support local SMEs involved in the creative economy on the continent and around the world.
Joshua Kibirige highlights some noteworthy focus points for the summit this year. Among them are, clear objectives and outcomes and an emphasis on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
While shoppers the world over scramble for deals this Black Friday (25 November) and football
fans remain transfixed on one of the strangest World Cups in the history of the tournament, the
UN will be marking the day by commemorating International Day for the Elimination of Violence
against Women. The day also kicks-off the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
which will end on the International Human Rights Day on 10 December.
Aya Africa welcomes the good news and will continue working with a range of partners and particularly SMEs, to achieve the vision of AfCFTA. We will continue advocating and spearheading initiatives that make trade between countries more seamless for ordinary businesses without institutional or hefty financial backing. We hope others will follow suit.
AYA Africa supports a new future for SMEs on e-Commerce platforms. Joshua Kibirige shares views on SME participation, in light of The Competition Commission South Africa's, Online…
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