Africa's Export Directory
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – South Africa’s construction industry is showing tentative signs of stabilisation after several years of weak performance, according to the latest Afrimat Construction Index (ACI), which recorded
LAGOS, Nigeria – British American Tobacco Nigeria (BATN) has called for urgent improvements in the implementation of industrial policies to address the structural challenges hindering the growth of Nigeria’s manufacturing
By Brandon Moss Africa’s agricultural sector experienced significant developments in May 2026 as governments, agribusinesses, development institutions and farmers intensified efforts to improve food security, attract investment and build climate
Traditionally, the engineering industry was characterized by heavy machinery, industrial sites, and physical endurance. Today, it is fundamentally reshaped by artificial intelligence (AI), automation, advanced analytics, and digital technologies that
Zimbabwe’s citrus industry has recorded strong export growth in 2026, with export earnings rising by 69 percent during the first four months of the year as production volumes and international
Renault has officially commenced exports of the new-generation Duster from its manufacturing facility in Chennai, India, with the first shipment of 750 sport utility vehicles (SUVs) destined for South Africa.
May 2026 was a significant month for African trade as countries across the continent recorded notable export growth, strengthened regional trade ties and pursued policies aimed at increasing value-added exports.
Guinea has announced an immediate ban on the export of raw gold as part of a new strategy to strengthen domestic mineral processing, increase value addition and ensure the country
Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire, the world’s two largest cocoa-producing nations, have agreed to harmonise cocoa producer pricing policies beginning with the 2026/2027 crop season in a move aimed at reducing
Zimbabwe’s platinum mining industry is facing mounting financial pressure after producers revealed they are owed more than $228 million in unpaid export earnings under the country’s foreign currency retention system.