Our campaign and advocacy around policy issues, in collaboration with partners throughout Africa and the rest of the world, especially the global South, is carried out through a number of communication instruments. Apart from traditional communication instruments like books, briefing papers, magazines, audio-visual material (video documentaries etc )often timed as strategic interventions in critical policy debates, we also have a website (www.twnafrica.org) In our endeavor to reach out to as many as possible across Africa’s language divides, we have a full time French-English translation department and outside support for Portuguese and Arabic translation. A typical example of this is our bi-monthly publication African Agenda: which is in English with lead articles translated into French. Published since 1994, African Agenda reflects TWN-Africa’s concerns and campaigns around issues of economic policy, sustainable development, trade and investment, gender, environment, politics, culture and civil society. It provides cutting-edge analyses on economic and social issues.

Information Brief on AfCFTA Third World Network-Africa 15th July 2020
The main constraint to boosting intra-African trade is not tariff barriers per se but real productive constraints, says Ambassador Xavier Carim of South Africa. The main constraints to boosting intra-Africa within Africa’s Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is not...

The New Developmental Approach to Natural Resources Governance and the African Mining Vision
Background Paper on “The New Developmental Approach to Natural Resources Governance and the African Mining Vision” By Yao Graham

Report on the Roundtable to promote the role of Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining in Ghana
Report on the Roundtable to promote the role of Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining in Ghana

Report on the TWN Africa- Star Ghana Multi Stakeholder Roundtable on the Role and Place of Artisanal and Small-scale Salt Mining in Ghana
Report on the TWN Africa- Star Ghana Multi Stakeholder Roundtable on the Role and Place of Artisanal and Small-scale Salt Mining in Ghana