South Africa and Rwanda have been ejected from the US programme
Exclusion from Agoa could hit farm exports to the US
The day before South Africans vote US citizens will vote too
Beyond the bluster, SA-US ties remain resilient
There’s a price on waiting for the post-Trump era
First things first: The food is fabulous
We explore export opportunities across the bloc
Growers’ success needs support
Agriculture is one of the country’s biggest economic strengths
America wants Agoa. Does it still want South Africa?
The Strait of Hormuz claims yet another victim
SADC trade bans on SA agricultural imports threaten regional growth
VW looks to African markets for growth amid European ICE bans and local policy headwinds
BYD exports at pace
Farmers have not yet recovered from Mugabe’s land grabs
A more granular breakdown of Agoa to consider trade at the subnational level could benefit South Africa in its trade relations with the US
March’s economic data provides a sense of things looking up. It belies the actual state of the manufacturing sector
Itac’s tariff investigations now take years, not months. Companies are giving up on a system too slow, too opaque and too discretionary to trust
Will China’s tariff-free trade policy with Africa simply reinforce existing trade imbalances without changing the structure of trade?
South Africa’s unity government must use the Iran war to forge a pragmatic foreign policy that protects jobs, trade and credibility over ideology
