The slides discusses building an online trading marketplace in Africa to connect buyers and sellers, despite challenges like infrastructure and competition.
By Salieu Bojang, PhD Student
The presentation explores the establishment of an e-commerce platform in Africa aimed at linking buyers and sellers, despite obstacles such as infrastructure deficiencies and competitive pressures.
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