K’ONYANGO: South-South cooperation reshaping global economic order

South-South cooperation is emerging as a major force in the global economy, with developing nations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America increasing trade and infrastructure investment among themselves. This shift reduces reliance on traditional Western-led economic models.
A section of the Port of Mombasa. Commerce among developing countries has expanded dramatically over the past two decades /FILE For decades, the international system revolved around a familiar pattern. Developing countries looked to advanced economies for investment, technology, aid and policy direction. Today, that pattern is changing.
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