The agreement, signed in Abuja on 13 August 2026, provides a formal framework for Nigerian seafood exporters to meet Chinese inspection and quarantine standards and is expected to boost exports, ...
Women have long driven cross border trade in Africa. They sustain entire communities by moving goods across borders, ensuring food security and stitching regional supply chains together in the formal ...
US tariff policy since early 2025 has shifted repeatedly in recent times, resulting in significant global uncertainty and unsettling established trade relations and value chains under a rules-based ...
Group circulated their own agenda document which set out areas of concern and hopes for MC14 discussions. Based on these agenda items, the most notable achievements from MC14 outcomes included the ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa’s massive infrastructure investment programme must be used as a catalyst to rebuild the country’s industrial base, expand manufacturing capacity, develop ...
India eyes preferential trade pact with South Africa-led bloc to boost auto, pharma exports (CNBC TV18) India is seeking preferential access for exports of automobiles, auto components, ...
India-Namibia bilateral trade rises to $592.94 million; new cooperation frameworks agreed (DD India) India and Namibia have agreed to deepen trade and economic cooperation, with bilateral merchandise ...
Namibian representatives to the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), Alpheus !Naruseb and Rodney Cloete, have expressed strong support for implementing the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). They ...
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Ramaphosa: Call for SADC to use own resources to build industrial revolution (SAnews) Addressing a Public Lecture at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), Westville Campus, on F ...
Edwini Kessie is Director of the Agriculture and Commodities Division at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). He has been affiliated with the WTO since January 1995. Kessie has participated in many ...