Uganda sets new coffee export target
It is coffee time in Uganda. After falling short, the East African country has relaunched an ambitious campaign to become the world’s third-largest exporter of coffee by 2025. After shipping
Morocco Launches New National Investment and Export Brand: Morocco Now
Official Launch of the ‘Morocco Now’ brand by Youssef El Bari, Director General of Morocco’s Investment and Trade Agency (AMDIE) – (Photo : AETOSWire) DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–(BUSINESS WIRE)–On the
Sasol plans massive hydrogen project to produce enough gas for local and exports
Sasol announced a feasibility study to explore the potential of Boegoebaai, in the Northern Cape, as an export hub for green hydrogen and ammonia. Picture: Nicholas Thabo Tau. By Siphelele
Africa: China Overtakes South Africa As Namibia’s Largest Export Partner in August
China emerged as the main export market for Namibia in August 2021, absorbing 29.6% of all goods exported, reclaiming its position from South Africa which emerged top in the July
South Africa’s Citrus Exporters Fear That Tardy Transnet Is the Rotten Naartjie
Long-delayed maintenance by Transnet of South Africa’s ports and of the railway network – key to moving goods from inland to ships waiting to ferry them to international markets –
AfCFTA To Open Export Opportunities For States
State governments in the country have been urged to take up the opportunities that the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will open up on exports of
GEA supports shipping industry as a system supplier in solutions for the fuels of the future – ammonia is one option
Duesseldorf (Germany), September 27, 2021 – Shipping companies and shipping lines that rely on ammonia as an alternative to diesel and heavy fuel oil for marine engine fuels can count
500,000 SOUTH AFRICAN ASSEMBLED FORD RANGERS EXPORTED
Ford South Africa recently celebrated a significant milestone this year for its local production of the Ranger pickup. At the beginning of September, the Ford Silverton Assembly Plant in Pretoria
Africa Can Become a Maritime Hub for Global Trade
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) is the world’s leading shipping organization, accounting for about 80 per cent of global merchant tonnage. An ICS study published in March this year
Tanzania Targets Wider Banana Market in Africa
THE government has expressed its desire to increase banana crop production in a bid to meet local demand and supply to external markets. Minister for Agriculture, Prof Adolf Mkenda told