Africa's Export Directory
South Africa’s maize exports remain weak as the 2025/26 marketing year approaches its close in April 2026, raising concerns that the country may fall short of its projected seasonal export
A consortium of South African manganese producers plans to bid for the construction and operation of a new export terminal at the Ngqura port in the Eastern Cape, a move
South Africa has officially launched its first duty-free stone fruit exports to China, marking a significant milestone in bilateral agricultural trade and opening new growth prospects for local growers seeking
Cape Town, South Africa – 26 February 2026 – Africa stands on the brink of an infrastructure transformation. With projected economic growth, rapid urbanisation and ambitious continental development agendas underway,
The European Union’s planned phase‑out of internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035 is raising serious concerns for South Africa’s automotive export sector, industry stakeholders warn. Under the policy, new vehicle
South Africa’s citrus industry is facing a delicate balancing act as export volumes rise while a stronger rand puts pressure on grower margins. The country is forecast to export around
Image: Amir MAKAR / AFP Egypt is advancing its ambition to help reconnect Africa from north to south through a 10,000-kilometre highway linking the Mediterranean to the continent’s southern tip.
South Africa’s macadamia industry is entering a decisive new phase after more than a decade of rapid expansion and record-breaking prices. Industry leaders are warning that the growing export of
Tanzania’s gold exports to South Africa have risen sharply, reaching about $2.293 billion in 2024, reflecting both strong global prices (around $2,500 per ounce) and pressure to boost foreign exchange
Tanzania’s export profile continues to reflect both stability and gradual diversification, with traditional markets maintaining dominance even as newer destinations steadily expand. At the centre of this trade network remains