Denis Nfor Yuni holds a PhD in Development Economics and has a rich blend of research and teaching experience totalling over 15 years. He has worked as researcher in the Centre for Demographic and Allied Research, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (2011 – 2014); Africa Climate Change Adaptation initiative (2014-2015), and the African Heritage Institution (2018-2019). He is currently an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Namibia. He was a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics - National University of Lesotho (2021-2025) after serving as a lecturer in Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike, (AEFUNA), Ebonyi State Nigeria since (2015-2021) and Evangel University (2020-2021).Boopen Seetanah is a Professor at the University of Mauritius (UoM) and is currently the Dean of Faculty of Law and Management at the UoM, the Co Chair of the WTO Chair (UoM), the Director of Research at the International Centre for Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality (ICSTH) and the former Director of the UoM Doctoral School. His research interest is in tourism and transport, international trade and finance and development economics. He is the associate editor of a couple of impact factored journal and an editorial board member and a reviewer for numerous high rated journals. Boopen has been a regular speaker in high profile international conferences. He has been/is  consulting with the government and also numerous international organizations including the UNEP, UNDP, UNECA, WTO, UNCTAD, IISD, World Bank, ADB, ILO and RMCE amongst others.Tabitha Kiriti Nganga is a Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Development Studies (DEDS) at the University of Nairobi specializing in International Trade, Gender, African women studies, Poverty and Food Security. She is the Coordinator of UNCTAD VI, Chair of the WTO Chairs Program, member of the National Consultative Committee Trade Facilitation, National Consultative Committee on TBT, National Consultative Committee on University Education, Chair of the Post Graduate Studies Committee in the DEDS, and member of the Post Graduate Studies Committee in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. She is the Leader of the UoN AWSC Women in Leadership Program and the PI: Participation of Women in Economics in Leadership: Management in Academic Institutions in Kenya. She is a member of the Board of Management of AWSC, member of the Board of Management of Githambia Secondary School having been a Chair of the Board for 15 years.

• 1. The Historical Evolution and Socio-Economic Potential of the AfCFTA.- 2. Legal and Institutional Frameworks governing the AfCFTA.- 3. Global and Regional Trade Agreements and the Implementation of the AfCFTA.- 4. Pan-Africanist Right to Development Pursuit of Socio-Economic Self-determination under the AfCFTA Agreement.- 5. Repositioning Tunisia in the AfCFTA Era: Difficulties, Reflections, and Prospects for Progress.- 6. Exploring the Implementation of the AfCFTA in Morocco: Challenges, Lessons and Way Forward.- 7. An Analysis of the AfCFTA in Nigeria: Obstacles, Key Takeaways, and Pathways to Progress.- 8. An Analysis of the AfCFTA in Ghana:  Implementation, Obstacles, Key Takeaways and Pathways to Progress.- 9. Navigating the Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in Kenya: Issues, Lessons Learnt and Strategies.- 10. Navigating the implementation of the AfCFTA in Rwanda: issues, lessons learned, and strategies.

Denis Nfor Yuni holds a PhD in Development Economics and has a rich blend of research and teaching experience totalling over 15 years. He has worked as researcher in the Centre for Demographic and Allied Research, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (2011 – 2014); Africa Climate Change Adaptation initiative (2014-2015), and the African Heritage Institution (2018-2019). He is currently an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Namibia. He was a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics - National University of Lesotho (2021-2025) after serving as a lecturer in Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike, (AEFUNA), Ebonyi State Nigeria since (2015-2021) and Evangel University (2020-2021).Boopen Seetanah is a Professor at the University of Mauritius (UoM) and is currently the Dean of Faculty of Law and Management at the UoM, the Co Chair of the WTO Chair (UoM), the Director of Research at the International Centre for Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality (ICSTH) and the former Director of the UoM Doctoral School. His research interest is in tourism and transport, international trade and finance and development economics. He is the associate editor of a couple of impact factored journal and an editorial board member and a reviewer for numerous high rated journals. Boopen has been a regular speaker in high profile international conferences. He has been/is  consulting with the government and also numerous international organizations including the UNEP, UNDP, UNECA, WTO, UNCTAD, IISD, World Bank, ADB, ILO and RMCE amongst others.Tabitha Kiriti Nganga is a Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Development Studies (DEDS) at the University of Nairobi specializing in International Trade, Gender, African women studies, Poverty and Food Security. She is the Coordinator of UNCTAD VI, Chair of the WTO Chairs Program, member of the National Consultative Committee Trade Facilitation, National Consultative Committee on TBT, National Consultative Committee on University Education, Chair of the Post Graduate Studies Committee in the DEDS, and member of the Post Graduate Studies Committee in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. She is the Leader of the UoN AWSC Women in Leadership Program and the PI: Participation of Women in Economics in Leadership: Management in Academic Institutions in Kenya. She is a member of the Board of Management of AWSC, member of the Board of Management of Githambia Secondary School having been a Chair of the Board for 15 years.

• 1. The Historical Evolution and Socio-Economic Potential of the AfCFTA.- 2. Legal and Institutional Frameworks governing the AfCFTA.- 3. Global and Regional Trade Agreements and the Implementation of the AfCFTA.- 4. Pan-Africanist Right to Development Pursuit of Socio-Economic Self-determination under the AfCFTA Agreement.- 5. Repositioning Tunisia in the AfCFTA Era: Difficulties, Reflections, and Prospects for Progress.- 6. Exploring the Implementation of the AfCFTA in Morocco: Challenges, Lessons and Way Forward.- 7. An Analysis of the AfCFTA in Nigeria: Obstacles, Key Takeaways, and Pathways to Progress.- 8. An Analysis of the AfCFTA in Ghana:  Implementation, Obstacles, Key Takeaways and Pathways to Progress.- 9. Navigating the Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in Kenya: Issues, Lessons Learnt and Strategies.- 10. Navigating the implementation of the AfCFTA in Rwanda: issues, lessons learned, and strategies.

Denis Nfor Yuni holds a PhD in Development Economics and has a rich blend of research and teaching experience totalling over 15 years. He has worked as researcher in the Centre for Demographic and Allied Research, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (2011 – 2014); Africa Climate Change Adaptation initiative (2014-2015), and the African Heritage Institution (2018-2019). He is currently an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Namibia. He was a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics - National University of Lesotho (2021-2025) after serving as a lecturer in Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike, (AEFUNA), Ebonyi State Nigeria since (2015-2021) and Evangel University (2020-2021).Boopen Seetanah is a Professor at the University of Mauritius (UoM) and is currently the Dean of Faculty of Law and Management at the UoM, the Co Chair of the WTO Chair (UoM), the Director of Research at the International Centre for Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality (ICSTH) and the former Director of the UoM Doctoral School. His research interest is in tourism and transport, international trade and finance and development economics. He is the associate editor of a couple of impact factored journal and an editorial board member and a reviewer for numerous high rated journals. Boopen has been a regular speaker in high profile international conferences. He has been/is  consulting with the government and also numerous international organizations including the UNEP, UNDP, UNECA, WTO, UNCTAD, IISD, World Bank, ADB, ILO and RMCE amongst others.Tabitha Kiriti Nganga is a Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Development Studies (DEDS) at the University of Nairobi specializing in International Trade, Gender, African women studies, Poverty and Food Security. She is the Coordinator of UNCTAD VI, Chair of the WTO Chairs Program, member of the National Consultative Committee Trade Facilitation, National Consultative Committee on TBT, National Consultative Committee on University Education, Chair of the Post Graduate Studies Committee in the DEDS, and member of the Post Graduate Studies Committee in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. She is the Leader of the UoN AWSC Women in Leadership Program and the PI: Participation of Women in Economics in Leadership: Management in Academic Institutions in Kenya. She is a member of the Board of Management of AWSC, member of the Board of Management of Githambia Secondary School having been a Chair of the Board for 15 years.

• 1. The Historical Evolution and Socio-Economic Potential of the AfCFTA.- 2. Legal and Institutional Frameworks governing the AfCFTA.- 3. Global and Regional Trade Agreements and the Implementation of the AfCFTA.- 4. Pan-Africanist Right to Development Pursuit of Socio-Economic Self-determination under the AfCFTA Agreement.- 5. Repositioning Tunisia in the AfCFTA Era: Difficulties, Reflections, and Prospects for Progress.- 6. Exploring the Implementation of the AfCFTA in Morocco: Challenges, Lessons and Way Forward.- 7. An Analysis of the AfCFTA in Nigeria: Obstacles, Key Takeaways, and Pathways to Progress.- 8. An Analysis of the AfCFTA in Ghana:  Implementation, Obstacles, Key Takeaways and Pathways to Progress.- 9. Navigating the Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in Kenya: Issues, Lessons Learnt and Strategies.- 10. Navigating the implementation of the AfCFTA in Rwanda: issues, lessons learned, and strategies.