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Ethiopia Earns $360M from Horticulture Exports in Eight Months

In a vibrant dance of colors and commerce, Ethiopia has made significant strides in the global horticultural market. Speaking at the International Floriculture and Horticulture Trade Fair in Addis Ababa, Minister Girma Amente proudly announced that Ethiopia has garnered over 360 million U.S. dollars from horticultural exports in just the initial eight months of this fiscal year. Imagine a bustling exhibition hall, fragrant with the delicate aroma of freshly cut flowers. This is where, back in 2013, Addis Ababa…

Ghana Celebrates 68th Independence, Tops Africa in Gold Exports

Since its independence from British colonial rule in 1957, Ghana has orchestrated a remarkable symphony of progress in various sectors. The gold mining industry plays a pivotal role, contributing significantly to the country’s economy. But what trajectory has it taken over the decades, and what does it suggest about the country's future? Today, Ghana stands tall as Africa’s leading gold exporter. This accolade has become both a blessing and a burden, as economic growth often shadows…

Top Exports from Africa’s Wealthiest 10 Nations

A Journey Through Africa's Economic Prosperity: Unveiling Key Exports and Future Potential Each nation, in its own unique way, weaves its resources into the fabric of the global economy. But have you ever paused to think about what makes a country's wealth tick? What products propel them forward in the complex dance of international trade? Africa, endowed with a wealth of natural treasures, stands proudly on the world stage as a significant player in global commerce. However, beyond its…

Congo Halts Cobalt Exports for Four Months: Discover the Reasons

In an assertive move to recalibrate the international cobalt market, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has laid down the gauntlet by suspending cobalt exports for a minimum duration of four months. This bold decision was announced by the Authority for the Regulation and Control of Strategic Mineral Substances' Markets (ARECOMS), an authoritative body steering the minerals sector. As reported by Reuters, this ban could potentially alter the dynamics of a saturated market. Patrick Luabeya,…

Kenya Establishes National Committee to Stabilize Miraa Prices and Boost Exports to Somalia

NAIROBI, Kenya (AX) — A fresh initiative is underway with Kenya inaugurating a revamped pricing panel to tackle the plummeting cost of miraa, known as khat in Somalia. This vital cash crop supports thousands of farmers, with the strategy centered around boosting exports to Somalia, the predominant purchaser of Kenyan miraa. The panel's mission is clear: to stabilize miraa and muguka prices and enhance farmer revenues. The nine-strong committee, a brainchild of the Agricultural and Food Authority (AFA), boasts members from…

Somalia’s ISIS Branch Finances Activities Through Gold Exports, Accumulating Up to $6 Million

ISIS Somalia Branch Bolsters Operations with Gold Sales, Reeling in Up to $6 Million AXADLE, Somalia — Nestled in the rugged northeastern Bari region, the Islamic State's Somalia faction has found a lucrative gig — hawking locally mined gold, according to various accounts. Since 2022, these golden ventures have lined the group's coffers to the tune of an estimated $6 million, the International Crisis Group reports. The gold trade orchestrated by ISIS-Somalia shines a light on not just their economic maneuvers but also their…

Historical record of West African shea exports 2019-2020

West African shea exports are currently slower, but they broke their record highs last season. The use of this vegetable fat is increasing, especially in Europe. West Africa exported no less than 500,000 tonnes of shea between August 2019 and July 2020, the campaign's start and end dates. This has just been revealed by the…

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