Africa's Export Directory
TEHRAN — Iran’s non‑oil exports to Africa doubled in the first half of the current Iranian calendar year, reaching about $675 million, an official from the Trade Promotion Organization (TPO)
Fibertex Nonwovens South Africa participated at the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA) KwaZulu-Natal Landfill and Waste Treatment Interest Group (LaWTIG) conference, held recently in KwaZulu-Natal. Brian Potgieter,
Kenya is preparing to boost agricultural shipments to the United States after talks between the Ministry of Agriculture and the U.S. Africa Trade Desk (USATD). Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe
What:Mobilising Commercial Capital for Renewable Energy and Energy Access in Africa Who: African Development Bank Group and the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) When: November 14, 2025, 11:30 –
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has approved a $1.3 billion loan to support construction of the Soyo fertiliser complex in Angola, the country’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas,
Importers adapt procurement and inventory strategies to manage currency volatility and supply shocks African importers of critical inputs and consumer goods are changing sourcing and inventory practices to cope with
At Agbiz’s Media Information Day on 23 October 2025 in the Western Cape, industry speakers outlined recent export performance and strategies to grow and diversify South Africa’s fruit trade. Key
The World Trade Organization’s recent outlook revisions point to stronger export performance across Africa in 2025, with forecasts indicating export growth as markets rebound and regional integration deepens. This macro-level
Strategic partnership to scale Pan-African clean-tech utility Sustainable Power Solutions (SPS), accelerate renewable energy infrastructure and invest in other critical infrastructure for utilities. JOHANNESBURG, November 2025 – Standard Bank, Africa’s
By Solomon Ekanem The future of Africa’s most ambitious liquefied natural gas (LNG) venture has been thrown into uncertainty following ExxonMobil’s decision to suspend its involvement in Mozambique’s $30 billion