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By Felicia Imohimi The Sasakawa Africa Association (SAA) has warned that Nigeria could spend 110 billion dollars on food imports in 2025, if it fails to adopt and strengthen digital
Global trade is a crucial indicator of a country’s economic strength, and the world’s largest exporters shape the international market with their diverse range of goods. Top 10 largest exporting
Paramount Maatla vehicles being assembled. South Africa’s long struggling defence industry has, in recent years, experienced somewhat of a revival. The National Conventional Arms Control Committee’s (NCACC’s) annual reports have
A friend recently sent me a Bloomberg article about China’s efforts to diversify agricultural imports. The idea is to lessen the reliance on the US in anticipation of trade friction…
HARARE – Red Meat Producers’ Organisation (RPO) and Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa (Agbiz) welcomed Zimbabwe last week lifting the ban on the importation of cloven-hoofed animals and their
As James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman reboot trailer starts to trend, movie enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly awaiting its release in 2025. But beyond the excitement surrounding the cinematic experience lies…
December 2024: The Foreign Ministry’s Permanent Committee for Following-Up on Egyptian-African Relations proposed to form a coalition comprising public and private pharmaceutical companies to boost exports to African countries and
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) successfully concluded its three-day conference titled “Unlocking Sub-Saharan Africa’s Potential: Transforming Transport and Logistics for a Sustainable Future” at the Futuroad Expo
Export sales decreased by 12,210 units, or 28,6%, to 30,431 units in November 2024 compared to the 42,641 vehicles exported in November 2023 According to Naamsa, the South African automotive
In recent years, Namibia and Botswana have implemented bans on the import of vegetables and citrus from South Africa. This decision was made to protect domestic producers from South African