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Agriculture remains a backbone of Africa's economy, providing food, jobs, and income for millions while powering trade across the continent. Countries like Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, and Kenya continue to lead with diverse crop production and … Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Africa's agribusiness giants drive growth with fresh investments By Busola Bamidele on September 23, 2025 Agriculture remains a backbone of Africa's economy, providing food, jobs, and income for millions while powering trade across the continent. Countries like Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, and Kenya continue to lead with diverse crop production and strategic investments. Nigeria stands out as Africa's top producer of cassava, yams, and cowpea, contributing about 23% to its GDP. In 2025, the country signed a $1 billion deal with Brazil to modernize farming and expand infrastructure. Côte d'Ivoire maintains its position as the world's largest cocoa exporter, while Ethiopia dominates coffee exports and invests heavily in irrigation to boost yields. Read also: Africa's agribusiness giants drive growth with fresh investments African manufacturers push for AGOA lifeline to keep U.S. market access Rivers market women get support to grow small businesses African lawmakers unite in Abuja to curb $587bn capital flight Edo targets SMEs, diaspora investors at Glasgow Global Investment Summit Egypt pushes desert farming to raise wheat production, Kenya expands tea and flower exports, and Morocco's Plan Maroc Vert drives sustainable fruit and olive oil farming. Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, and Sudan are also scaling up maize, coffee, and grain production to strengthen food security and rural economies. With governments and investors focusing on mechanization and market access, Africa's agricultural leaders are turning traditional farming into engines of economic growth and global trade.

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African manufacturers are making a final push in Washington for a one–two year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the U.S. trade programme granting duty-free access to thousands of products. AGOA, a key driver of U.S.–Africa… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader African manufacturers push for AGOA lifeline to keep U.S. market access By Busola Bamidele on September 23, 2025 African manufacturers are making a final push in Washington for a one–two year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the U.S. trade programme granting duty-free access to thousands of products. AGOA, a key driver of U.S.–Africa trade since 2000, is set to expire in September 2025. The law waives tariffs on over 1,800 product lines, benefiting apparel, auto parts, agri-processing, and mineral exports industries that sustain hundreds of thousands of jobs across countries like Kenya, Lesotho, and Madagascar. If Congress fails to act, U.S. import duties would return overnight, with some synthetic textiles facing tariff spikes from about 10% to over 40%, threatening factories and export zones. Read also: African manufacturers push for AGOA lifeline to keep U.S. market access Rivers market women get support to grow small businesses African lawmakers unite in Abuja to curb $587bn capital flight Edo targets SMEs, diaspora investors at Glasgow Global Investment Summit SMEs gain boost as Nigeria's economy expands 4.23% Kenyan-led delegations are lobbying Capitol Hill for a short-term extension to keep production alive while a longer reauthorisation is negotiated. Congressional staffers show sympathy, but a tight legislative calendar and heightened tariff politics make passage uncertain. AGOA has long been seen as both a development tool and a strategic counter to China's growing influence in Africa. African leaders fear that even a widely supported trade programme could be swept into broader U.S. trade disputes this year.

SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS © 2025. Unsubscribe or manage your email subscriptions. Get the Jetpack app Subscribe, bookmark, and get real‑time notifications - all from one app! Automattic, Inc. 60 29th St. #343, San Francisco, CA 94110