TRADE IN AFRICA

The exchange of goods between one country and another is important. This is because no country is self-sufficient. Though many factors influence the growth of trade, two of these have been important in Africa.
     Most African countries produce similar goods, making it difficult to trade with each other. In addition, because of historical reasons, the market for the goods has mainly been in the former colonial power.
    This is because the former colonial powers developed the economies of the colonies to supply their own home industries with raw materials.

Location: GIKOMBA, NAIROBI, KENYA