Africa not the dumping ground of used vehicles by developed economies
December 2021. The African Association of Automotive Manufacturers AAAM has been gaining momentum beyond South and West Africa in recent years. New partnerships are adding strength, for example a flagship project with the German Automotive Industry. What is the scope, and what are benefits of indigenous vehicle manufacturers? The U.S. is not just passively on looking. Read about AAAMs position with Chinese investors gaining a foothold on the continent? A view beyond the African Continental Free Trade Area and EU’s strategic ideas.Reading time: 18 min
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