Africa's Export Directory
Kenya’s preliminary trade agreement with China offers 98.2% duty-free access for exports — what it means for exporters, importers and economic diversification. Kenya is aggressively repositioning itself in the global
ExportFocus Africa | January 2026 Africa’s trade relationship with China has entered a decisively new phase. What began two decades ago as a surge in low-cost consumer imports has
China has introduced its first national corporate climate disclosure standard, marking a regulatory shift that is expected to ripple across global supply chains—including those deeply embedded in Africa’s mining, energy,
By Solomon Ekanem Zambia has made history by becoming the first African nation to formally accept China’s yuan for mining taxes and royalties. The move underscores Beijing’s expanding financial influence
China’s exports rebounded in November 2025 as stronger demand from Africa and other emerging markets helped offset a sharp fall in shipments to the United States, signaling a mixed recovery
At the Russia-Africa Expo-2025, a landmark roundtable titled “The Potential of Africa’s Mining Industry: New Opportunities for Cooperation with Russia and China” was held in Moscow under the auspices of
By Fred Meintjes South Africa’s fledgling cherry industry is entering the new season with optimism, buoyed by strong weather conditions and rising export ambitions. Forecasts suggest that around 58 percent
The Republic of Congo has achieved a major milestone in African trade relations by becoming the first country on the continent to implement the Economic Partnership Contract for Shared Development
A key logistics artery in Africa’s copper supply chain has been temporarily severed following political unrest in Tanzania, causing ripple effects across the continent’s mining sector. The Port of Dar
Ghana is set to finalize a zero-tariff trade agreement with China by the end of October 2025, marking a major shift in its export strategy and industrial ambitions. President John