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Africa's food insecurity, despite vast arable land, is worsened by over-reliance on food imports. The book explores AfCFTA's potential to boost intra-African trade, reduce poverty, and foster economic growth. It investigates why previous regional economic communities failed and identifies subtle barriers hindering AfCFTA implementation. The study highlights the need to address economic policy inconsistencies, external influence, poor leadership, and conflicts to unlock AfCFTA's full potential. Promoting entrepreneurship is crucial for job creation and reducing import dependency. The book offers practical guidance for African governments to avoid past mistakes and create a conducive business environment for African entrepreneurs.
About the author
Olusegun Obasun is a seasoned banker and business consultant with over two decades of experience and a Doctorate in Business Administration. He is known for solution-oriented leadership and a strong drive for success. He is committed to sharing expertise and inspiring new international business and trade perspectives.
