Industry body Agri SA and the National Wool Growers’ Association of South Africa (NWGA) have noted concern about the “unjustifiable” ban on wool exports to
South Africa’s agriculture ministry is working around the clock to ensure citrus shipments, with an estimated value of R650m ($38.3m), docked at EU ports gain
James Sekonya has spent more than six years studying moping worms but he has still never tasted the edible caterpillars. Sekonya, of the University of Cape
Namibia remains a net food importer, and this will keep the country vulnerable to global food price developments and exchange rate risks. However, according to
The Permanent Mission of South Africa to the United Nations and other International Organizations has written to Ambassador of the European Union (EU) to the
Containers of South African citrus are being detained on arrival in the EU following the implementation of stringent new import rules, according to the Citrus
The biggest threat to South Africa’s poultry industry is “unfair trade practices from countries like Brazil, Ireland, Spain and Denmark which dump their product on
In a time of pandemic and war-related doom and gloom, a striking moment of real multilateral triumph must be celebrated. In the early hours of
Following a renewed focus on Maputo as an export port for citrus on the eastern coast of Southern Africa, South African sources have said they
As Botswana embarks on an economic transformation plan to help the country rebound from the Covid-19 pandemic, special economic zones (SEZs) are emerging as a
There is a huge opportunity for South African suppliers to cater to the growing renewable-energy market in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), particularly if they establish themselves
Africa is one of the most vulnerable regions to the impacts of climate change (African Development Bank Group, COP 25, December 2019) despite having relatively
The South African government has described new requirements for the export of citrus, mainly oranges, from South Africa to the European Union as “trade restrictive”
Wesgro and Trade Forward Southern Africa (TFSA), supported by the British High Commission, hosted a joint event today, highlighting the trade opportunities that stem from
Namibian traders have been encouraged to use advance rulings to reduce the time spent at the border, which would further contribute to reducing the cost
