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As global trade continues to grapple with tariff tensions and geopolitical fragmentation, China’s import expansion in 2026 is emerging as a stabilizing force for world markets. Despite ongoing US-led trade
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved a $200 million loan to Nigeria aimed at scaling up agricultural production, strengthening value chains, and reducing the country’s dependence on food
Iran’s exports to Africa rose sharply in the first nine months of its current financial year, highlighting a renewed push by Tehran to deepen trade engagement with the continent. According
A new analysis shows African trade is larger and more dynamic than previously thought — especially in South-South markets. What this means for exporters and importers across the continent. Africa’s
Kenya’s preliminary trade agreement with China offers 98.2% duty-free access for exports — what it means for exporters, importers and economic diversification. Kenya is aggressively repositioning itself in the global
African imports of Brazilian chicken have surged 74% in five years — how this shapes trade balances, domestic markets and policy decisions. By Brandon Moss. African markets are importing increasing
Africa’s long-running struggle to balance food self-sufficiency with economic openness is becoming more pronounced as many countries pivot away from traditional partners in the United States and Europe toward alternative
Several African currencies recorded notable gains in 2025, supported by stronger export revenues, tighter fiscal discipline, and improving investor sentiment, according to analysis cited by Business Insider Africa. For mining
Rabat, Morocco — Morocco recorded a 5.8% decline in import unit values during the third quarter of 2025, while export unit values increased marginally by 0.4%, highlighting diverging price dynamics
By Kester Kenn Klomegah African economies today find themselves caught between the pursuit of import substitution and the persistence of dependency syndrome. This condition, shaped by rules and regulations that