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Namibia encouraged to ratify AfCFTA – Truth, for its own sake.
Namibia encouraged to ratify AfCFTA - Truth, for its own sake.
February 26, 2019in AfCFTA, News0by admin

Namibia encouraged to ratify AfCFTA - Truth, for its own sake.

Last year, Namibia finally signed the trillion-dollar AfCFTA, which requires members to remove tariffs from 90 percent of goods to allow free access to commodities,…

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February 26, 2019

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