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Tunisia, already at a political crossroads, must now also change its economic strategy and turn more towards Africa, says Carlos Lopes, Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA).

L'Africa rivendica un seggio permanente al Consiglio di Sicurezza ONU; richiesta prematura

Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) är namnet på det frihandelsavtal som de afrikanska staterna arbetar på sedan ett knappt år.

Africa needs to step up investments in skills development and promotion of entrepreneurship to create jobs for young people, African leaders and businesses executives have reaffirmed. ... For his part, Carlos Lopes, the Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), underscored the need for overhaul of educational policies in Africa. Education reform in Africa, he argued,...

Its rather ubiquitous bumper swept up neatly into the retreating bonnet much like a coif, the Bluecongo jeep rests in the foreyard, a sight that turns many a head.

World Sustainable Development Summit Beyond 2015: People, Planet & Progress

Inclusive and sustainable economic growth often leads to the development of democracy. We ask if Africa's current growth can deliver political reform and civic freedom or will Africa end up richer but not freer.

Africa is home to 700 large and increasingly pan-African companies that make above $500 million in annual revenue, but on average, even the big African companies are smaller than those in other developing regions of the world, a session at the World Economic Forum on Africa that is coming to a close in Kigali, Rwanda was told.

AFRICAN Union Commission chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma says Africa is taking off towards peace and prosperity just like in 1963 when founding states took their first steps to political independence.

Managing Diversity Is Number One African Problem The United Nations under-secretary general and executive director of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Mr. Carlos Lopes, in this interview with KAMAL TAYO OROPO, during the African Development Week, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, explains how terrorism cost the continent over 80 billion dollars annually.

Managing Diversity Is Number One African Problem The United Nations under-secretary general and executive director of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Mr. Carlos Lopes, in this interview with KAMAL TAYO OROPO, during the African Development Week, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, explains how terrorism cost the continent over 80 billion dollars annually.

POINTE-NOIRE, Congo: Its rather ubiquitous bumper swept up neatly into the retreating bonnet much like a coif, the Bluecongo jeep rests in the foreyard, a sight that turns many a head.

Managing Diversity Is Number One African Problem. The United Nations under-secretary general and executive director of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Mr. Carlos Lopes, in this interview with KAMAL TAYO OROPO, during the African Development Week, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, explains how terrorism cost the continent over 80 billion dollars annually.

Managing Diversity Is Number One African Problem The United Nations under-secretary general and executive director of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Mr. Carlos Lopes, in this interview with KAMAL TAYO OROPO, during the African Development Week, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, explains how terrorism cost the continent over 80 billion dollars annually.

“Our future rests in our hands,” declared Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, HE Haile Mariam Desalegn on Monday in his keynote speech at the opening of the Conference of Ministers at the headquarters of the Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa.

Experts have warned that visa policies in most African countries are hindering growth on the continent because they stiffle free movement of goods and people.

À l’heure où l’Afrique déploie d’importants efforts pour promouvoir l’industrialisation et la transformation structurelle de son économie, emprunter une voie verte vers le développement durable constitue une véritable opportunité pour le continent. C’est là le message délivré avec force par le Rapport économique sur l’Afrique 2016 de la Commission économique des Nations Unies pour l’Afrique (CEA...

Interview: Carlos Lopes - What are the obstacles to increasing economic integration in the Horn of Africa?

Experts have warned that visa policies in most African countries are hindering growth on the continent because they stiffle free movement of goods and people.

RENOWNED economist and Nobel laureate, Professor Joseph Stiglitz has echoed Namibia’s development agenda and has advised Government to take better advantage of its resources, diversify its economy and take on board important lessons of development.