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Central Africa gets mixed notes in 2019 Economic Report on Africa
United Nations update potential partners on the Integrated Strategy for the Sahel
Publication commemorating ECA’s 60th anniversary launched during the Conference of Ministers
The digital transformation as a tool for inclusive trade-led industrialisation in Africa
Assessing inclusion and human rights implications of digital trade
Flagship reports on African regional integration
CoM2019 ends with African governments being urged to embrace digital transformation
Digital Transformation of Africa: Hype or Reality?
ECA’s 52nd session opens with calls for investments and productivity to African leaders
ECA calls for better coordination of maritime strategies to achieve blue economy in Africa
UN and AU leaders give merits to joint development mechanism for Africa
CoM2019: Private sector key to improving quality of healthcare in Africa
Infrastructure worth over a billion dollars lost to Cyclone Idai, says ECA Chief
Policy, Trade and the Private Sector in the Digital Era to dominate debate as Conference of African Ministers kicks off in Marrakesh
Time for the UN and African Union to coherently address Africa’s development priorities
COM 19 calls for concerted efforts to move to the next step of Regional Integration
Africa needs double-digit growth to achieve SDGs, says Economic Report on Africa
Favourable borrowing terms necessary for better African debt management, says ECA report
Consider revising extractive industry agreements, ECA counsels African countries
Corruption still poses serious challenge to improved tax administration in Africa - ECA report
ECA urges African countries to focus more on non-tax revenues to boost development
Tax reforms could yield African countries $72 billion in extra revenue - ECA Report
Africa should leverage Luxembourg Rail Protocol to boost transport infrastructure
Africa should adopt pro-poor fiscal policy to meet deadline for development – ECA report
Addressing root causes of conflicts key to sustainable development in Africa, says UN Deputy Chief

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