Higher tariffs spur Africa’s manufacturing drive

Voice Over: The manufacturing in Daba comes around once a year and has become a key meeting point connecting African businesses like Socks Footwear to buyers around the world.

Francois Theron: It’s cool to actually showcase how we manufacture socks and see all the new people. We’re used to sporting events and promotional events in Europe but to be in South Africa and have a global presence here in South Africa is quite nice.

Voice Over: Chana ya sumibi zota wa Aliafrika sima kwenye kufanya tarifa wa aliusunafu wa Alianza unafanya kufanya Pretoria kwa kujifunza wadhi.

Lebogang Maile: Wanachofa kufanya watu ya mawavyo ya unลako wa kwanza wa wadhi kwa kujifunda kufanya watu ya wadhi lakini kufanya kujifunda wadhi kwa maketi watu wadhi kwa aliasje china We believe that it will present an opportunity for Africa to consolidate its place in the wealth

Voice Over: economy.

With a lot exports, Africa contributes 2% less to global manufacturing. Kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo

Mulumba Lwatula: Kwa sababu unaweza kufanya kufanya, pia kuduweza juu ya kutoka. Kuna watu hanteyaji kutoka, kuhumbia kutoka kufanya kutoka kwa hivyo kufanya Kwa hivyo kufanya. hivyo kifanyamia.

Kwa hivyo, ulisabi kwa mazuri na kupata wa kwamba kufanya kupata mazuri wa Chinza na kwa sababu kufanya kufanya mazuri Afrika. Kwa ngaribu kwa maza kutumbani zilipoza hatu kama mazuri Chinza na kutumia kutumia katika mazuri wa naiku jengue, na hapo kutumbia kwa kabla umabahi j vodka na kwa mazuri bada

Voice Over: For Africa, more factories mean more jobs and economic growth, but the big test remains turning talk into action, breaking down barriers like finance and policy to transform the continent into being more self-reliant.

Sharon Baranga, CGTN.

Source: https://youtu.be/N6XYqDK10qE