Africa's Export Directory
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
China’s central Hunan Province is targeting nearly $12 billion in trade with Africa by 2028, with mining and modern agriculture among the key sectors expected to drive the expansion. Under
KINSHASA, DRC – Chinese-owned mining companies operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have dismissed allegations that their cobalt products contain excessive levels of uranium, describing the claims as
South Africa is preparing to expand its soybean exports after forecasting its largest harvest on record, with China emerging as a promising new market following improved trade access for African
China’s rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) industry is creating new opportunities for African economies, offering a pathway to lower fuel import bills, strengthen local manufacturing, and accelerate the continent’s transition
Zimbabwe has achieved a major milestone for its horticultural industry after exporting its first-ever shipment of blueberries to China, marking the opening of a lucrative new market following a bilateral
Nigeria and China have reaffirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral trade and investment, with both countries identifying exports, energy, agriculture, manufacturing and emerging technologies as priority sectors for deeper collaboration.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has announced stricter controls over its cobalt exports by reclaiming unused export quotas and reallocating them to a state-controlled reserve, reinforcing the country’s strategy to
Standard Bank and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) have been jointly authorised by the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) to clear renminbi (RMB) transactions across Africa, marking
China’s expansion of its zero-tariff policy to include all 53 African countries with diplomatic ties is being viewed as a major step toward deepening economic cooperation and reshaping Africa’s trade