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Formal trade in Africa can improve region, prospects for women – UN agency reports

May 26, 2017, at 05:11 am

New York, May 25 (Just Earth News): Simplifying the requirements for a business license, offering incentives to tax payers, and tackling official corruption are among the recommendations by the United Nations agricultural organization to cut informal trade among African countries and boost economic prosperity, particularly for women.