Coffee Beans being harvested
ATN is a coalition of civil society organizations, trade unions, researchers, and activists drawn from across Africa working on trade issues. Founded in 1998, ATN has worked on World Trade Organisation-related issues, the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) and other trade and finance-related issues. It seeks to present a coordinated and continent-wide voice that articulates the views of the marginalized and offers alternate policy options relevant for Africa’s development. Notable events at which ATN made its mark included the Seattle, Hong Kong and Cancun WTO conferences where it successfully spearheaded African civil society efforts at preventing the imposition of inimical trade policies on developing countries by developed countries. ATN does its advocacy work at the national, regional, continental and international levels through lobby, capacity building, and campaigns among others. The coalition is currently made up of 50-member organizations from 30 countries in East, West, Central and Southern Africa. TWN-Africa is the secretariat of the Africa Trade Network.
Title: Complications in the Agro Food Sector in Africa: A challenge for the AfCFTA Processes and Implementation Introduction Complications in Africa’s agro-food sector especially poultry imports could pose a challenge to the AfCFTA processes and its implementation. a. The...
Title: Recent Trends in Europe’s Exports of Agro-food Products into Africa; Implication for Trade Policy Making in Africa Introduction The growing dominant trends of EU’s agro-food products on the African market and its implication for trade policy making in...
Title: Brexit, Diminished Commercial Value of EPAs: A Case for a second Look at the Signed EPAs Introduction The exit of the UK, the second largest economy, from the EU, will have implications for already signed trade relations between...
Analyses the fallout from the resignation of Theresa May as British Prime Minister and the implications of the recent elections for the European Parliament. *Paul Goodison What next after Theresa May? On 24th May 2019 after a failure to...
Banks in the country do not support productive activities in the economy, Coordinator of the Third World Network (TWN), Dr Yao Graham, has said. He said the Ghana’s banking sector was serving as a way for taking resources out...
