Africa's Export Directory
Ethiopia is projecting a record $10 billion in export revenues, marking a more than threefold increase from levels recorded three years ago, as the country accelerates its industrialisation and export-led
Global shipping company A.P. Moller–Maersk has temporarily suspended new cargo bookings to and from the Port of Berbera in Somaliland, a move that is disrupting a key trade corridor linking
Ethiopia is currently utilizing only a fraction of its export capacity, with a new report from African Export-Import Bank highlighting significant untapped opportunities for growth. According to the report, sustained
Africa is making gradual progress toward food security, but significant structural challenges continue to slow the continent’s path to ending hunger. Despite vast agricultural potential, millions across the continent still
China’s exports to Africa surpassed the $100 billion mark in the first half of 2025, underscoring the continent’s growing importance as a destination for manufactured goods, machinery, vehicles and electronics.
Ethiopia is estimated to have lost US$24.6 billion to trade misinvoicing and related illicit financial flows between 2013 and 2022, exposing a significant and persistent leak in the country’s trade,
China has renewed its diplomatic and economic push across Africa, with a growing focus on East Africa, as global trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty reshape international partnerships. The effort is
Africa’s coffee exports climbed to a record 1.18 million tonnes in 2025, underscoring the continent’s rising influence in global coffee markets even as worldwide shipments edged lower, according to the
15% Meet Traceability Requirements • Agriculture remains the backbone of East Africa’s economy, contributing over 32% of regional GDP and employing more than 80% of the population (East African Community,
Africa is experiencing a remarkable surge in tourism, with Morocco joining Uganda, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Zambia, and other nations in driving the continent’s dominance in global tourism