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Botswana has removed its restriction on fresh vegetable imports from South Africa, addressing challenges in meeting local demand through domestic production alone. The ban, initially implemented in 2022, was lifted
Lesotho’s clothing industry is the largest employer in the tiny kingdom which fears the impact of new sweeping US tariffs © Roberta Ciuccio / AFP/File Other African countries hit with
The rise of global value chains has changed the way many of us think about goods that countries import and export. Consider the smartphone in your pocket. Is that a
Following record-breaking attendance of over 700 delegates in 2025, GTR Africa will return to Cape Town in March 2026! Now firmly established as the premier forum for Africa’s trade, export,…
By Shem Oirere, Africa Correspondent (P&GJ) – Apparent unrelenting pressure from local and international human and environmental lobby groups on financiers to stop backing either ongoing or approved liquefied natural…
Diversifying food sources and developing underused, nutrient-rich crops could help combat malnutrition and enhance food security in Africa. When crop scientist Michael Frei grew up in Germany in the 1980s,
The US Commerce Department announced today that it has taken significant steps to protect national security by adding 80 foreign entities to an export restrictions list. The move, spearheaded by
A combination of domestic challenges and international market dynamics is holding North Africa back from reaching its full potential as a producer and exporter of natural gas. North Africa is
India’s involvement in Africa has been run-of-the-mill for the past few years. Although the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement was established in 2018 and began trading in January 2021, there
Ahead of the official start of the 2025 citrus export season in April, a variety of focus groups of the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) presented their predicted