5 Key Differences Between African and European Online Businesses

Unlocking Africa’s $180 billion Digital Trade Economy – MoreBranches

The future of African trade is digital, and it’s unfolding. From Dakar to Durban, a quiet but steady transformation is taking shape. According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), global trade hit a record $33 trillion in 2024, with developing economies, including Africa, playing a growing role in that expansion. The African Free Continental Trade Area offers the largest free market, including 55 countries, a popul…

5 Key Differences Between African and European Online Businesses

GistReel The digital economy is reshaping the global business landscape, but how it unfolds differs significantly across continents. African and European online businesses operate in distinct economic, infrastructural, and cultural environments. Understanding these differences can shed light on opportunities and challenges faced by entrepreneurs and investors in both regions. There are many types of online businesses that are popular in both con…

Africa eyes $180bn digital trade windfall to fuel industrial drive – Businessamlive

Onome Amuge A digital trade boom sweeping across Africa is projected to generate a $180 billion economy by 2025, a significant jump from the $115 billion recorded just five years prior. This growing online marketplace is increasingly viewed as pivotal in unlocking tangible industrial growth and forging stronger commercial ties across the continent’s diverse markets. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), uniting 55 nations with a comb…

Unlocking Africa’s $180 billion Digital Trade Economy

Fortifying Africa’s Digital Infrastructure: Connecting Markets, Building Trust, Accelerating Trade LAGOS, Nigeria, May 19, 2025/APO Group/ — The future of African trade is digital, and it’s unfolding. From Dakar to Durban, a quiet but steady transformation is taking shape. According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), global trade hit a record $33 trillion in 2024, with developing economies, including Africa, pl…