Africa's Export Directory
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 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 long-running struggle to balance food self-sufficiency with economic openness is becoming more pronounced as many countries pivot away from traditional partners in the United States and Europe toward alternative
Iran’s trade with Africa has surged in 2025, with East Africa emerging as a key driver of export growth. Tanzania has become one of Iran’s top five export destinations over
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
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
Africa’s mining sector is witnessing a surge in mergers and acquisitions, with today’s reports confirming new joint ventures and equity deals in copper, lithium, and gold assets. Canadian firm Ivanhoe
By Brandon Moss A growing trade dispute between Tanzania and South Africa is threatening to disrupt agricultural supply chains across the region. On October 5, 2025, Tanzania imposed restrictions on
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – October 3, 2025 – Smallholder farmers across Africa are increasingly adopting regenerative agriculture practices to boost productivity while protecting the environment. This was the key