Africa’s Railway Revival Driven by Three Major Trends
Africa’s railway sector is experiencing its largest phase of expansion in decades. More than 7,000 km of new lines are…
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JAPAN’S ITOCHU PARTNERS WITH DP WORLD TO STRENGTHEN LOGISTICS AND TRADE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
DP World has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ITOCHU Corporation, one of Japan’s largest trading companies, to expand…
Safer borders, stronger trade for West African Women
Every day in West Africa, thousands of women walk through border posts carrying produce like cassava, tomatoes, or maize to…
Safer borders, stronger trade for West African Women
The goal is implement solutions like these to make cross-border trade safer, simpler, and more inclusive for women Every day…
Republic of the Congo – PAPN: Provisional Acceptance of the Jetty for Artisanal Fishing: A New Boost for the Fishing Community
With the provisional acceptance, on Thursday, August 8, 2025, of the construction works for a jetty dedicated to artisanal fishing…
Intra-African Trade Fair 2025 Welcomes Arise Integrated Industrial Platforms (Arise IIP) as Official Premier Partner
The biennial event aims to boost intra-African trade and spotlight investment opportunities across the continent, with projections of over US$44…
Access Bank Committed to Fully Harnessing Africa’s Trade Potential
He added that the conference was an opportunity to showcase Access Bank’s presence in Africa and abroad During the first…
The pain of Uganda’s coffee farmers as prices plunge
Without price protection, they warn, Uganda’s farmers face an increasingly uncertain future In Uganda’s hills and plains, where coffee has…
Liquidity is Africa’s biggest trade obstacle
Supply chain finance keeps suppliers operational, reduces the risk of production delays, and builds resilience in an increasingly unpredictable trade…
South Africa continues to engage the United States (US) government on the reciprocal tariffs
South Africa and US trade relations are complementary in nature and South African exports do not pose a threat to…