Africa's Export Directory
Business News In Africa, Including import and export of produce
While South Africa’s leading logistics and supply chain companies have made meaningful strides in automation and digitalisation, a widening automation gap threatens to leave much of the sector behind. To
Mozambique is advancing sweeping reforms to its mining sector, proposing a minimum 15% state stake in all projects and a ban on the export of unprocessed minerals—signalling a decisive shift
Mozambique’s ongoing fuel supply crisis is emerging as a key risk to participation at the Maputo International Fair (FACIM), the country’s largest trade and investment exhibition, scheduled for 31 August
Dubai-based cargo airline’s Africa network grows to 17 cities as Djibouti unlocks critical Horn of Africa corridor Dubai, UAE, 4 MAY 2026: SolitAir, the UAE’s dedicated B2B, airport-to-airport cargo airline,
Digital transformation is reshaping Africa’s import and export industry, as businesses increasingly adopt online platforms to streamline trade processes and expand market access. Platforms such as Alibaba Group and regional
Currency volatility is emerging as a major factor shaping Africa’s import landscape, with fluctuating exchange rates significantly impacting the cost of goods. In several African economies, local currencies have weakened
Africa’s import and export sector continues to face persistent logistics challenges, with port congestion and infrastructure constraints impacting trade efficiency across key markets. Major ports such as Durban Port and
Artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) plays a critical role in Africa’s mining landscape, providing livelihoods for an estimated 40 million people across the continent. From gold mining in West Africa
China is ramping up maritime connectivity with Africa as it rolls out a sweeping zero-tariff policy aimed at boosting African exports and reshaping trade flows between the two regions. Under
Africa must move beyond exporting raw minerals and instead build its own industrial base to capture greater value from its resources, according to Kgosientsho Ramokgopa. Speaking at the 5th Ordinary