
Non-tariff barriers threaten Africa’s single agenda – Trade Minister
Christabel DANSO ABEAM [email protected]
Non-tariff barriers could undermine Africa’s efforts to create a single market and make it easier for businesses to trade across the continent, Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare has warned.
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