Kenya’s Diesel Costs Fell 24%. Pump Prices Didn’t Move a Shilling
EBC Financial Group says the 9 August cargo cutoff is a sign that Kenya’s next fuel price review should look past crude oil prices to what fuel actually costs, how
Ghana Widens Lead as Africa’s Largest Gold Producer
Ghana strengthened its position as Africa’s largest gold producer in 2025, with record output of six million ounces lifting gold export earnings to about $20.2 billion. Gold accounted for 63.1%
India Seeks Lower Auto Tariffs As South Africa Considers Raising Duties To 50%
India’s push for improved access to Southern African markets is set to face an early test over automobiles, with New Delhi seeking lower tariffs while South Africa considers stronger measures
Rs South Africa Brings Smarter Procurement and Inventory Solutions To Electra Mining Africa 2026
Helping industrial organisations improve procurement, optimise inventory, strengthen supply chain resilience and drive operational efficiency in an increasingly complex business environment. JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, 12 August 2026 – As mining,
DISA Equipment Highlights Reliability and Support at Electra Mining Africa 2026
DISA Equipment will exhibit its range of Develon earthmoving equipment and attachments at Electra Mining Africa 2026, where visitors will have the opportunity to learn more about the company’s latest
African Exporters Benefit From China’s Zero-Tariff Policy as Trade Expands
African exporters are beginning to benefit from China’s zero-tariff treatment for 53 African countries, with agricultural and processed products gaining greater access to the Chinese market. China fully implemented the
Guinea Bans Raw Gold Exports, Pushes for Local Refining
Guinea has banned the export of raw gold as the government moves to increase local processing and ensure more value from the country’s mineral resources remains within the country. The
Russia Expands Agricultural Exports to Africa as Trade Rises 35%
Russia significantly increased its agricultural exports to Africa during the first half of 2026, as growing shipments of wheat and other food commodities strengthened the country’s position in African food
Toyota Recalls 518 Vehicles In South Africa Over Instrument Cluster Fault
Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has notified consumers and the National Consumer Commission (NCC) of a recall affecting 518 vehicles across five Toyota models sold through the company’s national dealer
South Africa Targets Record Citrus Exports Despite Flooding and Middle East Disruptions
South Africa’s citrus industry is on course to record its highest-ever export volume in 2026, despite severe flooding, rising shipping costs, geopolitical disruptions and increasing regulatory pressure in key international