Intra-Africa trade could be strategic response to US tariffs
The African Continental Free Trade Area could be used as a strategic response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff war as it is a $3.4-trillion market that could potentially be
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The African Continental Free Trade Area could be used as a strategic response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff war as it is a $3.4-trillion market that could potentially be
This analysis explores how recent U.S. trade and aid policy shifts may impact African economies, highlighting risks and opportunities for resilience Introduction President Donald Trump has significantly disrupted the United
Malaysia is seeking to deepen its trade and investment ties with Kenya by positioning the country as a strategic processing and re-export hub for palm oil products destined for East
In Summary According to recent data from the World Bank’s WITS platform, Sub-Saharan Africa’s total exports amount to approximately $396.4 billion. Some African countries on the list are raising their
Messe Frankfurt South Africa has announced the launch of its 2025 Automechanika Buyers and Visitors Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) Roadshow, a strategic initiative designed to connect automotive aftermarket businesses in SSA
China’s trade with Africa grew by a moderate 2.7 per cent year on year in the first quarter to reach US$72.6 billion despite rising trade uncertainties from US President Donald
John Pearson, CEO, DHL Express John Pearson, CEO of DHL Express, shares his insights on the company’s remarkable growth and success in Africa, where DHL has been a pioneer in
The AATC is hailed as a groundbreaking initiative, showcasing a unified commitment to boosting intra-African trade, driving economic integration, and unlocking the continent’s vast potential. “This Centre will play a
Minerals Council CEO Mzila Mthenjane. The Minerals Council South Africa has raised concern that US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal import tariffs will damage global economic growth and lead to lower…
Dangote Industries Ltd. has reiterated its dedication to achieving self-sufficiency in Nigeria across key sectors, including cement production, agriculture, mining, and petroleum refining. During an interview with the News Agency