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The “CONVERSATION WITH AFRICA – Forum” is meant to be a catalyst beyond the discussions to influence and inform Policy and Laws that speaks to Business and Trade, foster networks and collaborations from Business to Business, Institutions to Institutions, development partners to development partners.
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The Business Kraal hosts with its strategic partners from both Government Agencies and Private Sector in the Region and the globe.
CWA is headquartered in Gaborone, Botswana, attendance is always both physically and virtually as we subject to the COVID-19 Protocols. In 2021 , CWA launched its media wing, a Radio show dubbed CONVERSATION WITH AFRICA Radio show, proudly powered by The Business Kraal and Absa Bank Botswana , broadcasting on GabzFm
click –https://tuneine.com/radio/Gabz-FM-962-s47666/ Fortnight Wednesdays.
CONVERSATION WITH AFRICA platform, is a catalyst beyond discussions, to influence and inform Policy and Laws that speaks to Business and Trade. To build the ‘Africa we want’ as we contribute to the Aspirations as pronounced in African Union-Agenda 2063. Development partners across all spectrums gather through CWA Platforms ,forge high level networks and business partnerships through the various activities hosted by CWA
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CWA 2021 FORUM THEME
"Scaling Up Production for the AfCFTA Market"
CONVERSATION WITH AFRICA 2021 FORUM
The Conference, aims at bringing together a diversity of persons and institutions to engage in dialogue on how businesses can put in place pragmatic strategies for trading in the AfCFTA market. This would be examined taking into account the prevailing COVID-19 circumstances that impacted negatively on global trade and worse so on the developing countries.
Specifically, the Conference will seek to:
- Gather the current policy perspectives and opportunities that businesses, women and youths may explore with a view to trading in new markets availed under the AfCFTA
- Deliberate on strategies to scale up production despite the disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic; Examine implementation challenges that may retard the boosting of intra-African trade and trade facilitation in Africa;
- Showcase the digital platforms that businesses, especially MSMEs, can leverage on to mitigate the disruptions of COVID-19 pandemic on international trade; and
- Highlight the important role that MSMEs play in economic development across the continent.