Freight Needs to Show Women the Full Range of Careers it Offers
Logistics has a visibility problem, and it is costing the industry women. South Africa’s freight and logistics sector is not short of ambitious women. Rather, it is short of women
Africa’s Agriculture Sector Could Unlock Millions of Jobs and Drive Economic Growth
Africa’s agriculture sector is emerging as one of the continent’s biggest opportunities for economic growth, job creation and food security, but unlocking its potential will require greater investment, technology and
Sinomine Secures Extra Zimbabwe Lithium Export Quota
China’s Sinomine Resource Group has secured an additional 300,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate export quota from Zimbabwe, providing the company with continued access to overseas markets ahead of the country’s
Africa Can Strengthen Its Global Position Through Intra-African Trade
Africa’s ability to become a stronger global economic force will depend increasingly on how successfully countries expand trade, investment and economic cooperation with one another. The renewed partnership between South
Tanzania Expands Mtwara Port To Target Malawi, Zambia and DRC Trade
Tanzania is expanding Mtwara Port as it seeks to attract more cargo from Malawi, Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and other southern and central African markets. A new
India Turns to Algeria for Cheaper LPG As Energy Supply Strategy Shifts
India’s largest state-owned oil company, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), has signed a deal with Algeria’s state energy company Sonatrach to import liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from 2027 as India seeks
Turkish Exports To Africa Surpass $13 Billion
Türkiye’s exports to Africa reached $13.3 billion in the first seven months of 2026, marking a 12.6% increase compared with the same period last year. Exports to Africa also rose
Africa Takes Control of Critical Minerals Future at UN General Assembly
African countries are preparing to take their campaign for greater control over critical mineral value chains to the global stage, with a high-level summit planned in New York alongside the
South Africa Prepares Cape Town Port for Deciduous Fruit Export Season
South Africa is stepping up preparations at the Port of Cape Town ahead of the new deciduous fruit export season, as Transnet works to improve port efficiency and prevent a
Dangote Refinery Challenges US Fuel Exporters as Global Refining Trade Routes Shift
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery is emerging as a significant competitor to US fuel exporters in Europe as geopolitical conflicts and shipping disruptions reshape global petroleum trade and create new opportunities for