WTO Forecasts Strong Export Growth for Africa in 2025
By Jayden Bagshaw The World Trade Organization (WTO) has upgraded its 2025 outlook for Africa, forecasting a 5.3% rise in exports and an 11.8% increase in imports, a notable recovery
Africa's Export Directory
By Jayden Bagshaw The World Trade Organization (WTO) has upgraded its 2025 outlook for Africa, forecasting a 5.3% rise in exports and an 11.8% increase in imports, a notable recovery
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By Jayden Bagshaw The African Export-Import Bank’s Trade Report 2025 issues a pointed call for a structural reset of Africa’s export model, warning that continued reliance on commodity exports will
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to stand out as one of Africa’s most promising destinations for investment in mining and energy. With a population of over 113 million
Sub-Saharan Africa recorded the fastest goods trade growth globally in the first half of 2025, according to DHL’s Global Connectiveness Tracker, produced in collaboration with NYU Stern. The region’s trade
South Africa will continue to rely heavily on wheat imports in the 2025-26 marketing year, despite a modest recovery in domestic production. Trade data from the first week of the