Can Africa’s Special Economic Zones Build More Than Factories?
7 minutos In May 2026, Kenya amended its Special Economic Zones framework. The amendment was presented as part of efforts to strengthen the investment environment and improve the competitiveness of the country’s SEZ programme. South Africa is confronting a related question from a different starting point. It already has an established SEZ programme and is now reviewing its performance. In July, the government announced that it was considering a five-year intervention framework for underperforming zones, changes to infrastructure financing and greater private-sector participation following Continue lendo→