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China has begun implementing its expanded zero-tariff policy for imports from 53 African countries with diplomatic ties to Beijing, a move expected to strengthen trade flows and create fresh opportunities
China has introduced a zero-tariff program covering imports from 53 African countries and approved amendments to South Africa’s citrus cold-treatment protocol, moves expected to strengthen export opportunities for one of
Kenya’s external trade structure in 2025 showed increasing reliance on African and European markets, even as a sharp slowdown in Asian demand and rising import dependence contributed to a widening
China’s decision to grant tariff-free access for goods from 53 African countries has been framed as a landmark trade shift, but analysts caution that its economic impact may be limited
China is ramping up maritime connectivity with Africa as it rolls out a sweeping zero-tariff policy aimed at boosting African exports and reshaping trade flows between the two regions. Under
South Africa has secured a major boost for its citrus exports after signing a revised phytosanitary agreement with the People’s Republic of China, aimed at easing cold treatment requirements and
China’s solar panel exports surged to a record high in March, with Africa and Southeast Asia emerging as the key drivers behind the spike. New data shows shipments jumped 42.2%
South Africa has updated its citrus export cold treatment requirements for shipments to China, a move aimed at improving trade efficiency and strengthening agricultural export opportunities. Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen
Fuel pressure pushes South Africans toward hybrids, with Chinese brands well placed to benefit. Rising fuel costs are pushing more South Africans to consider hybrid vehicles instead of fully electric
Credit: Bikita Minerals The China government has warned its companies operating in Zimbabwe to strengthen risk management and compliance following the country’s suspension of raw mineral and lithium concentrate exports.