Africa's Export Directory
Nigeria earned nearly N1 trillion from petrol exports during the first half of 2026, with African markets accounting for more than 60% of the revenue as the country strengthens its
Nigeria is calling for a major shift in Africa’s approach to mineral resources, urging countries to move beyond exporting raw materials and develop processing and value-addition industries across the continent.
Chinese manufacturers and African buyers are exploring new sourcing and business partnerships at the 10th China Homelife South Africa trade fair in Johannesburg. The three-day exhibition opened on September 23
Sudan is exploring the use of Turkish ports as a distribution and logistics hub for agricultural exports as the country seeks to reconnect producers with international markets following severe disruption
Zimbabwe has secured a funding agreement to upgrade the Chirundu border crossing with Zambia, a key transport gateway linking the Central African Copperbelt with major ports in southern Africa. The
China has emerged as Rwanda’s largest export destination, marking a significant shift in the country’s trade relationships and opening new opportunities for Rwandan businesses seeking access to the Chinese market.
Trade across the East African Community (EAC) expanded sharply in the second quarter of 2026, with total regional trade reaching $52.3 billion as exports increased by 41.3% and shipments to
Algeria ranked fourth among Africa’s five largest seaborne crude oil exporters between March and August 2026, with average shipments of about 380,000 barrels per day, according to data from the
South Africa’s avocado industry is expected to produce and ship close to 21 million cartons this season despite challenging market conditions and increased competition from Peru in key international markets.
Uganda’s export earnings increased by 10.2% year on year in July, reaching $1.40 billion as higher shipments of gold, cocoa, flowers and maize boosted the country’s foreign exchange receipts. The