If the idiom “failure to prepare is preparing to fail” is still anything to go by, then the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) is taking the right steps in order not to fail. The economic block comprising 11 countries have been devising strategies which will enable member countries better take advantage of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement which is the world’s largest free trade unique market with 1.3 billion consumers. ECCAS in a recent meeting has adopted new strategies for member countries to excel in the continental market space. The move which is salutary, aims at putting ECCAS member countries on a higher scale as far as comparative advantage of the AfCFTA is concerned. For this to be possible, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) operating in the ECCAS bloc and industry captains must be able to increase thei...
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