Nigeria to Roll Out National Single Window to Transform Port Operations
Nigeria is set to launch the first phase of its National Single Window on Friday, March 27, a centralised digital platform designed to streamline import […]
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South Africa Posts R15.6bn Trade Surplus in October 2025 Amid Rising Flows
South Africa registered a preliminary trade surplus of R15.6 billion in October 2025, driven by exports totalling R192.2 billion against imports of R176.6 billion, according […]
South African Firms Set for Showcase at China Import Expo
South Africa will send a delegation of 32 businesses to participate in the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai from 5 to 10 […]
China Rises to Become Fourth-Largest Importer of Ethiopian Coffee
China has ascended to become the fourth-largest importer of Ethiopian coffee, moving up from seventh place within just two years, according to the Ethiopian Coffee […]
Cape Verde Post Halts U.S. Shipments Over $100 Amid New Import Rules
Cape Verde’s postal service has announced on Wednesday that it will suspend shipments of parcels valued at more than 100 U.S. dollars to the United […]
African currencies under pressure despite reform gains, Afreximbank warns
A new report by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has revealed widespread foreign exchange (FX) challenges across Africa, with nearly half of the continent’s currencies […]
Governor of the Bank of Mozambique says restrictive policy has eased inflation
The governor of the Bank of Mozambique said on Wednesday November 1st that the current slowdown in inflation was the result of the “restrictive monetary […]
Cape Verde reserves grow more than 5% in 2022
The Bank of Cape Verde (BCV) clarified on Wednesday that despite a 10% drop in the country’s Net International Reserves (NIR) from July to November, […]
Cabo Verde imports rise 25.5 percent in 2022 and exports fall
Cape Verde’s imports rose 25.5 percent in 2022, whilst exports fell 3 percent from the previous year, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Tuesday. […]
Ethiopia blocks the import of “non-essential” products
The Ethiopian government has banned banks from providing foreign currency to importers of some 40 products, including vehicles and alcohol, preventing them from being imported […]