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Is Africa the Big Brexit Winner?

Smart policies and diplomacy could allow Britain to capitalise on the indifferent economic attitude the rest of the Western world has towards Africa. And African countries with strategic clout and collective bargaining acumen could broker favourable trade and investment deals rather than have terms dictated to them, as has been in the past, writes Ronak Gopaldas for ISS.

Africa: Can Africa Be the Big Brexit Winner?

ISS, 13 April 2018

Following the 2016 Brexit referendum, Britain needs to forge new and strong strategic alliances and trade relationships. Where and how does Africa feature in this equation? Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Wants to Exploit Brexit

New Zimbabwe, 19 January 2018

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa is looking to exploit the opportunity presented by Brexit to push for a rapid mending of broken political ties with Zimbabwe's former coloniser… Read more »
Africa: Continent Prepares for New Relationship With Post-Brexit Britain

DW, 6 October 2017

Six months after British Prime Minister Theresa May formally started Brexit talks, are we any closer to knowing what post-Brexit Britain's relations with Africa will look like? Read more »

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'Britain Won't Turn Its Back On Africa Following Brexit'

"Brexit does not mean that the British government will turn its back on Africa," said Lord Paul Boateng, a Member of the United Kingdom's House of Lords. He was speaking at th Read more »
- Africa: Britain Won't Turn Its Back On Africa Following Brexit - MP Lord Paul Boateng
#Brexit - What's In It For Africa?

Brexit will have profound consequences for the UK's status as a financial centre and gateway to the EU, for its trading relations with the world, and for its global influence, ... Read more »
- Africa: Why Africa Should Be At the Heart of the UK's Brexit Strategy
- Africa: After Brexit, Africa Should Brace Itself for an Anarchic World

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