Ethiopia’s Coffee Export Revenue Hits Record $1.87 Billion
Ethiopia’s coffee exports have reached a historic $1.87 billion in just 10 months, surpassing expectations by 142% amid rising global arabica prices. This surge follows a decline in Brazil’s production
Nigeria Positions Itself as Africa’s Mining Powerhouse Amid Global Demand for Critical Minerals
Nigeria’s solid minerals sector is quietly undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from the sidelines to gaining global investor confidence and redefining the country’s place in the international mining industry. Under
Entrepreneur Explains Nigeria’s Trade Imbalance Despite Agricultural Export Growth
Agripreneur, Ouwasegun Alabi, has pointed out that despite the growth in agricultural commodities export in recent years, Nigeria still suffers significant trade imbalance due to imports of processed food. While
Africa must break from raw materials export, say Akpabio, others
Senate President, Godswill Akpabio and other stakeholders have called for a radical shift in the continent’s approach to natural resource management, urging nations to abandon the historical role of merely…
Curbing the global trade imbalance: The role of African nations
The global trade imbalance has long been a defining challenge in international economics. It manifests in persistent trade deficits and surpluses, affecting economic stability, currency values, and national development. Africa,
Intra-Africa trade could be strategic response to US tariffs
The African Continental Free Trade Area could be used as a strategic response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff war as it is a $3.4-trillion market that could potentially be
Vertical integration: potential ‘golden thread’ pulling the steel supply chain closer together
Strategic partnerships carry and add value across the entire industry – and those between steel fabricators and hot dip galvanizers provide invaluable opportunities to improve efficiencies and quality control, says
Top 10 African Countries Projected to Earn Highest Revenue from Export in 2025
In Summary According to recent data from the World Bank’s WITS platform, Sub-Saharan Africa’s total exports amount to approximately $396.4 billion. Some African countries on the list are raising their
South African grape industry warns US tariffs could threaten export growth
South African table grape producers are raising concerns over a proposed 31% U.S. tariff, which could severely impact exports, threaten jobs, and make the industry uncompetitive. Last month, U.S. President