AfCFTA guide targets small businesses and young entrepreneurs

November 11, 2026

The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, in collaboration with the Ministry of International Relations and Trade and the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, launched a guide to help Namibian businesses trade more effectively under the African Continental Free Trade Area. The guide provides practical information on import and export procedures, regulatory requirements and documentation needed for cross-border trade. The initiative aims to address information gaps that have limited the participation of small businesses, women and young entrepreneurs in regional and continental markets. Future Media News spoke to Tannan Groenewald, the Head of Research at IJG Group.

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