The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is one of the largest trading blocs in the world with the majority of African countries now operating under its preferential trade framework. Pomy Ketema, Counsel at Baker McKenzie in New York, discusses the agreement’s latest developments, and how businesses in Africa can benefit from AfCFTA, noting that the profitability of any endeavor depends on many factors, commercial and otherwise.
Source Baker & McKenzie
Latest Posts in "Africa Region"
- Fonoa Recorded Webinar: E-Invoicing in Africa – Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ghana
- E-Invoicing Reforms Accelerate Across Africa: Key Developments and Timelines as of January 2026
- Africa’s Withholding VAT Regimes: Benefits, Challenges, and Digital Future Evolution
- Evaluating Africa’s Digital VAT Portals: Success Stories and Areas for Improvement
- Africa’s Digital Tax Revolution: E-Invoicing Mandates Accelerate Across the Continent
