China’s Hunan Targets $12 Billion Africa Trade By 2028
China’s central Hunan Province is targeting nearly $12 billion in trade with Africa by 2028, with mining and modern agriculture among the key sectors expected to drive the expansion. Under
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China’s central Hunan Province is targeting nearly $12 billion in trade with Africa by 2028, with mining and modern agriculture among the key sectors expected to drive the expansion. Under
INDONESIA – Indonesia is stepping up efforts to diversify its export markets by targeting Central Asia and Africa as part of a broader strategy to reduce dependence on traditional trading
South Africa is preparing to expand its soybean exports after forecasting its largest harvest on record, with China emerging as a promising new market following improved trade access for African
04 August 2026 – Johannesburg: Hollard recently hosted the third edition of the Women’s Voice in Agriculture competition. The initiative celebrates women whose work is helping to strengthen agriculture, from
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 Africa’s pecan industry is enjoying another successful season, with growers reporting strong export activity as international demand for the premium tree nut continues to increase. Early indications suggest the
Mozambique is looking to expand commercial agriculture in Gaza Province to reduce imports of key vegetables from South Africa, as the government intensifies efforts to strengthen food security and improve
Mozambique is pursuing a strategy to strengthen domestic agricultural production and reduce food imports from South Africa, while maintaining regional trade and collaboration to improve food security across Southern Africa.
Mozambique’s southern Gaza Province is positioning itself as a major agricultural production hub capable of reducing the country’s dependence on vegetable imports from neighboring South Africa. During a working visit
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), one of the world’s leading diversified mining companies, is reportedly considering a significant corporate restructuring that would divide its Kazakhstan operations from its international mining assets.