Africa's Export Directory
Africa’s import and export sector continues to face persistent logistics challenges, with port congestion and infrastructure constraints impacting trade efficiency across key markets. Major ports such as Durban Port and
Nigeria’s crude oil exports surged in early 2026, but the country’s domestic refining ambitions are facing growing strain as supply shortages continue to affect the Dangote Petroleum Refinery. Data shows
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
Nigeria has taken a significant step toward reforming its financial system by easing foreign exchange restrictions on oil export earnings. The move, announced by the Central Bank of Nigeria, allows
The African Export-Import Bank has unveiled its inaugural Accelerator Programme, bringing together eight high-potential startups to fast-track the development of Africa’s digital trade ecosystem and deepen intra-African commerce. Held in
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen gives a press conference The European Union has intensified its support for Nigeria’s agricultural transformation with the launch of a new
The European Union has unveiled a €290 million investment package for Nigeria, reinforcing its strategic push to deepen economic ties with Africa’s largest economy amid rising global competition for influence
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has clarified that it does not determine or manipulate foreign exchange (FX) rates used in import and export valuation, stating that all rates applied are
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved a $200 million loan to Nigeria aimed at scaling up agricultural production, strengthening value chains, and reducing the country’s dependence on food
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