In Gracelin Baskaran’s recent publication on Brooking Africa Growth Initiative, titled “Could Africa replace China as the world’s source of rare earth elements?” Baskaran explores the untapped potential of African rare earth minerals and the ways in which African countries can reap the greatest benefits of rare earths for their markets, allowing Africa to be […]Continue reading
“THE CREATION, TRANSFORMATION AND MANAGEMENT OF MARKETS: THE INTERACTION OF GOVERNMENTS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR – FROM ANTIQUITY TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE”: A CENSUS OF THE BOOK “WORLD HISTORY OF PROTECTIONISM” BY ALI LAIDI, PASSES COMPOSES, SEPTEMBER 2022 (English Version to Appear Soon) When I started my studies in international trade, the courses offered (at the […]Continue reading
When, almost 30 years ago, the World Trade Organization (“WTO”) was established, it was seen by the two major entities setting the agenda, namely the USA and the EU, as a key cog in the machine that was going to “level the economic playing field across the globe”. The very inclusion of the word “World” […]Continue reading
Introduction: Firstly, welcome to the African Trade Remedies page, blog, information resource and opinion platform. African Trade Remedies will deal with ‘all things African trade remedies’, as well as an introduction to the more general topic of ‘trade remedies’ itself. So, let’s get stuck in. ‘Trade’, by common definition, is the voluntary exchange of goods […]Continue reading
2021 Trade Remedies Panel Discussion featuring opinions from Vassilis Akriditis, Gerhard Erasmus, Thuto Mathetsa, Creck Buyonge, Michael-James Currie, Alice Twizeye and Peter O Brien
