Africa

How a single market would transform Africa’s economy

Imelda Akinyi, 25, arranges fruit at her stall in Kogelo, west of Nairobi, Kenya

Africa currently has the lowest intra-regional trade in the world – a single market would boost GDP by billions. Image: Reuters/Thomas Mukoya

Shakir Akorede
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