Senegal anticipates robust GDP growth of 9.2% with the onset of oil and gas production in 2024, paving the way for an average annual growth rate of 5.8% from 2025 to 2028. To support this growth trajectory, the government is prioritizing sectors crucial for hydrocarbon development and economic transformation. Aligned with its Emerging Plan for 2035, Senegal is poised to evolve into an integrated and competitive logistics hub. Efforts to
Category: West Africa
Ethiopian Airlines May Build e-Commerce Cargo Terminal In Nigeria
Still basking in the euphoria of building the first ever e-commerce cargo terminal in Africa in its Addis Ababa hub, Ethiopian Airlines may consider replicating a similar feat in Nigeria, Africa most populous country. Speaking at the inauguration of the of the e-commerce terminal in Addis Ababa, Group Chief Executive Officer, Ethiopian Airlines, Mesfin Tasew said the newly constructed e-commerce logistics hub was built by Ethiopian Airlines Group to facilitate
Nigeria’s export doors open to South Africa, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Kenya
Nigeria would begin selling some of its products to some of the regional markets with which it has had relatively loose economic ties. The West African country has officially green-lit the sale of locally produced goods to South Africa, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Kenya. Exportation is scheduled to commence by April under an initiative from the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). A report seen in the Nigerian newspaper The Punch