Africa's Export Directory
By Brandon Moss Africa’s agricultural sector experienced significant developments in May 2026 as governments, agribusinesses, development institutions and farmers intensified efforts to improve food security, attract investment and build climate
Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire, the world’s two largest cocoa-producing nations, have agreed to harmonise cocoa producer pricing policies beginning with the 2026/2027 crop season in a move aimed at reducing
Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR) has resumed copper shipments from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) following the successful repair of flood-damaged railway infrastructure along the strategic Lobito Corridor. The arrival
South Africa’s agricultural export sector is expanding and new international markets are opening, but meat producers warn that bureaucratic and administrative delays are preventing the industry from fully benefiting from
Automotive Giant Expands Local Supply Chain Through New D-MAX Production Programme Isuzu Motors South Africa (IMSAf) has announced a R510 million investment in local vehicle manufacturing, reinforcing its commitment to
Uzbekistan Project Signals New Era for Small Modular Reactor Technology Russia’s state-owned nuclear energy giant, Rosatom, has officially begun construction of the world’s first export-oriented Small Modular Nuclear Power Plant
Heirs Energies Limited, Africa’s leading indigenous-owned integrated energy company, has been recognised on the global stage after its landmark US$750 million dual-tranche Senior Secured Reserve-Based Lending (RBL) facility was named
China’s economic engagement with Africa is entering a new phase. For more than two decades, Beijing’s presence on the continent was defined largely by infrastructure financing, state-backed loans, and large-scale
The newly launched Africa Jobs Fund (AJF) plans to mobilise $100 million in philanthropic capital to support businesses focused on export manufacturing and international labour mobility across sub-Saharan Africa. The
South Africa’s agricultural exports increased significantly during the first quarter of 2026, reaching US$3.7 billion and recording year-on-year growth of 11 percent. The strong performance was driven by higher export