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Paul Frimpong

Paul Frimpong is an Associate Chartered Economic Policy Analyst from (ACCE-Global) in Ghana. He writes on International Macroeconomic and Global Affairs with special interest in African Economic Affairs. Undergraduate student of the University of Ghana, Department of Information Studies with a strong background not limited to economics, finance, trade, investments and global affairs.

The coffee industry is especially bug in East Africa, but much of it is processed in Europe instead of inside Africa.

Intra-African Trade: A first step to a continental free trade zone

Africa is touted as the continent of opportunities, where there are endless resources available for economic growth and transformation. But for Africa to take its rightful position in the world’s global economy, then it must dream of becoming borderless in Read on! →

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