Africa's Export Directory
In a country that produces more apples and pears than any other in the world, standing out requires more than simply supplying quality fruit. It requires earning consumers’ trust. That
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport South Africa (CILTSA), will host its fourth 2026 Women in Logistics, Transport and Supply Chain Empowerment Conference (WECON 2026) on Friday, 18 September…
Africa’s cross-border trade is entering a new digital era as businesses increasingly adopt technology platforms that simplify international transactions, connect verified trading partners and improve access to trade finance. Digital
Africa’s growing network of regional trade corridors is playing an increasingly important role in transforming the movement of goods across the continent. As governments invest in transport infrastructure and regional
Africa’s long-term economic transformation depends on its ability to process its own agricultural commodities instead of exporting raw materials, according to regional leaders advocating for stronger investment in agro-processing and
South African exporters are preparing for renewed trade challenges after the United States increased tariffs on imports from several countries, including South Africa, raising concerns over the competitiveness of key
Image/ Dr Elombi The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has recorded a major milestone in digital trade across the continent after its Africa Trade Gateway (ATG) successfully facilitated a US$5.3 million
South Africa’s coal export industry is showing renewed signs of recovery as improving rail performance enables higher export volumes through the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT), one of the world’s
Zimbabwe has officially begun exporting lithium concentrate through Mozambique’s Port of Maputo, marking an important milestone in strengthening regional logistics and improving access to international markets for one of Africa’s
China’s rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) industry is creating new opportunities for African economies, offering a pathway to lower fuel import bills, strengthen local manufacturing, and accelerate the continent’s transition