Chinese and Indian Automakers Rev Up in South Africa: Trade Barriers Abroad, New Horizons at Home
As U.S. trade barriers ripple through global supply chains, South Africa is emerging as an unlikely winner. The continent’s most...
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South Africa, Morocco Lead Africa’s Vehicle Production, According to Latest Data
Automobile leading-frontline by Johannesburg and Rabat in Africa, corridors South Africa and Morocco’s reaffirmation of their dominance in Africa’s automotive...
India’s State Refineries Pivot to Nigerian Crude: the Driving Shift and Gains
India’s state-run refiners led by Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL),...
South Africa Secures a Preliminary Trade Deal with China
South Africa, long regarded as the continent’s most advanced economy, is moving decisively to counter the fallout from Washington’s latest...
Kenya’s Mobile Sector Expands in Q1 2025 Showing Where Kenyans Spend the Most Time on Calls
Kenya’s mobile communications market continued its growth streak in the first quarter of 2025, logging higher voice and SMS traffic...
Africa’s largest shea butter refinery opens in Niger State
In a bid to meet the rising global demand for shea butter, Salid Agriculture Nigeria Limited has launched a 30,000-metric-tonne...
African Nations Scramble to Re-Negotiate Trump’s Tariffs Amid Fears of Economic Fallout
President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs have officially taken effect against dozens of countries, including several in Africa, sparking urgent...
Somalia’s Agricultural Revolution Quietly Escalating with Camel Milk Production
For centuries, the camel has been the lifeblood of Somalia’s pastoralist culture — a steadfast companion that has fed families,...
Senegal’s Prime Minister and Turkish President Sign Deals to Boost Key Sectors
Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara on Thursday, marking a significant step...
Planned U.S. Tariffs Could Put 30,000 South African Jobs at Risk, Officials Warn
South African officials have raised alarm over the potential economic fallout of newly announced U.S. tariffs, warning that up to...
