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Tanzania organic cotton gaining global market interest. Growing call for ethical sourcing is boosting demand for Tanzani cotton. Tanzania is looking to increase cotton…
Banks across Africa investing heavily in AI. Private sector required…
While Diageo’s global profit fell 27.2% to $3.16 billion in…
COP28, which will attract over 70,000 attendees will center on Africa’s specific problems and demands.…
Tanzania’s tea auction hopes to benefit economically and directly from local tea producers by relocating…
High protection and heavy import dependency have left industries in Africa poorly prepared for international…
Kenya seeks to attract $10 billion in Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in the next four…
United States officials and politicians have shown much interest and support for renewing the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) as its expiration date approaches in September 2025. The fate of this landmark legislation, which provides duty-free access to the US markets for some African countries, remains uncertain for the next 22 months but has significant implications for trade between the United States and Africa.
US-Kenyan company Kentegra Biotechnology Holding has announced plans to set up a plant in Kenya. …
