Africa's Export Directory
A growing number of African countries, including Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, Zambia, Namibia, Senegal, and Uganda, are accelerating efforts to open borders and promote tourism through visa-free travel policies. Across the
A consortium of South African manganese producers plans to bid for the construction and operation of a new manganese export terminal at Ngqura Port in the Eastern Cape, a project
BMG’s Fluid Technology division continues to strengthen its lubrication systems offering to heavy industry in Africa, through the supply and technical support of a wide range of quality branded fluid
Africa’s export sector is undergoing structural transformation as global demand for critical minerals — including lithium, cobalt, graphite and rare earth elements — surges amid the global energy transition. Countries
Namibia exported goods worth N$5.4 billion to African markets in November, with imports from the continent amounting to N$6.7 billion, resulting in a trade deficit of N$1.3 billion and total
Five-decade partnership delivers dependable lubrication solutions. “Through this partnership – which has been in place since1974 – we are able to offer the local market Bijur Delimon’s global lubrication technology,
Mining continues to anchor Africa’s export stability and revenue generation, with the sector delivering multi-billion-dollar returns across several economies since 2024 and maintaining strong momentum into 2025. Rising global demand
Almost two-thirds of the large-scale wind and solar projects planned across Africa are intended to power electrolysers for green hydrogen destined for European markets, according to analysis by Global Energy
In a move that signals Namibia’s agricultural ambitions, the government has unveiled a $250 million citrus development plan aimed at transforming the country into a regional citrus powerhouse. The initiative,
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has released a landmark publication examining the potential for nuclear power in Africa, marking a significant step in its collaboration with the Group of