While two decades of trade liberalization have removed many of the barriers that limited Africa's trade, progress has been less than expected, and below that of other developing countries, according to a new report released by the United Nations.
Author: Ruqayat Ayoola
Wed Sep 17 21:17:32 2008
An interesting and very educating story. The African countries and their
governments should try to design a plan to meet up with the global demands
in the areas of production and quality of goods produced.I believe strongly
that with the level of corruption in the continent is the root of the slow
growth. This has to be curped and or totally eradicated. If it is not done,
the continent will continue to lag behind. I hope the various governments
are listening!
An interesting and very educating story. The African countries and their governments should try to design a plan to meet up with the global demands in the areas of production and quality of goods produced.I believe strongly that with the level of corruption in the continent is the root of the slow growth. This has to be curped and or totally eradicated. If it is not done, the continent will continue to lag behind. I hope the various governments are listening!