Africa's Export Directory
Durban will host Engage Trade and Services Africa from October 6 to 8, 2026, bringing international buyers together with African exporters and service providers for three days of business matchmaking,
The African Union and World Bank are pushing a new phase of African economic integration, shifting the focus from signing trade agreements to making cross-border trade easier for businesses. The
More than five years after trading began under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Africa’s textile industry is emerging as a major test of whether the continent can turn
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-backed artisanal cobalt buyer, Entreprise Generale du Cobalt (EGC), is seeking closer relationships with end-users including electric vehicle and battery manufacturers as it works to
South Africa has amended its VAT export regulations to make it easier for businesses to zero-rate qualifying exports when goods are delivered to terminal operators and port authorities. The changes,
Nigeria’s refining revolution is producing an unexpected outcome: Africa’s largest refinery is increasingly exporting petrol even as imported fuel captures a growing share of the country’s domestic market. The $20
Mota-Engil has secured a 30-year concession to modernise and operate a railway in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), starengthening the transport network connecting the country’s copper and cobalt mining
EBC Financial Group notes that Kenya’s new virtual asset regulations created a restriction on local access to foreign dollar-linked stablecoins before the shilling came under pressure, giving the Central Bank
BMG will participate in Electra Mining Africa 2026 (stands J10, J12 and K17) once again presenting its extensive engineering solutions and technical services that have been refined over more than
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