Covid-19 winners and the others
The Covid-19 has not finished making headlines. Recently, the media reported on a senior German official and whistleblower...
Category: Africa
Good things can come from Covid-19
In recent times, books1, 2 have had the merit; in particular, of analyzing from a new angle the conditions in which Africa...
Covid-19 is reshuffling trade practices
In the past, very hard, deadly and sometimes very long wars have been fought in the name of religions. The enemy warriors ...
Post-WTO African trade
In the seventies of the past century, while studying in Lausanne, I sometimes listened to a weekly flagship program at tha...
The African Commercial Renaissance
In current trade with the rest of the world, our Continent has taken the bandwagon. Or, rather, he was pushed to take it u...
Post-Brexit Africa
The agreement that Morocco has signed in recent days with United Kingdom, which will enter into force once Brexit conclude...
The CAP on the way to last rites
The EU has, in more or less advanced projects, free trade agreements with many countries including Brazil, Argentina, Para...
The imbroglio of the Agricultural EU
The statistics of 2018, unveiled recently, showed that, for the first time in recent history, France has become a net impo...
A continental FDA for Acfta
Usually, we reserve the writings of this blog for the activities of the agri-food sector. For the purpose of this article,...