8 November 2024 – In a letter to the newly elected US President, Donald Trump, and his government Solidarity today called on him and his government to maintain the good trade relations South Africa has built up with the USA. It was also specifically requested that the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) be upheld. […]
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6 November 2024 – China is by far South Africa’s biggest supplier of finished goods – with the country importing $22 billion worth of Chinese goods in 2023. Although slightly down from the $24bn Chinese imports in 2022, it nearly eclipses the next three major suppliers of imports combined – Germany ($10bn), India ($8bn) and
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4 November 2024 – South Africa’s trade minister said his country is pursuing more robust trade and investment ties within the continent and with China – its biggest trade partner – as the global trade environment becomes increasingly fraught. Parks Tau said that while he has had extensive and positive engagements with leaders in the
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1 November 2024 – South Africa has seen over 1,130 businesses shut their doors in the first three quarters of the year—but the latest liquidation statistics from Stats SA at least point to a declining trend. According to Stats SA, 1,137 businesses were liquidated in the nine months through September 2024, with the majority (1,012)
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