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  • EAC targets 50pc intra-regional trade by 2030

    August 18th, 2026· Tralac·

    The East African Community (EAC) has set a target to raise intra-regional trade to 50 per cent by 2030, calling for stronger government and private sector cooperation [...]

  • Consultations Held to Shape Regional Artificial Intelligence & Digital Inclusion Strategies in COMESA

    August 18th, 2026· Tralac·

    The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) held a four-day stakeholder consultative engagement in Kigali, Rwanda, to develop two pivotal regional frameworks: the COMESA Regional [...]

  • SADC Member States Reaffirm Commitment to Boost Intra-Regional Trade Through Simplified Trade Regime Framework

    August 18th, 2026· Tralac·

    In a significant step towards deepening regional integration and enhancing trade efficiency in Southern Africa, the Southern African Development Community (SADC), with support from the African Development [...]

  • Lamola calls for value-added critical minerals industry to drive Africa’s industrialisation

    August 18th, 2026· Tralac·

    Africa must seize the global critical minerals opportunity to accelerate industrialisation, create jobs and deepen regional economic integration rather than continue exporting raw materials, International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola argues. [...]

  • From Southern to Northern Africa: Addressing Intra-African Physical, Digital Connectivity and other Non-Tariff Barriers for Women Traders

    August 18th, 2026· Tralac·

    Women have long driven cross border trade in Africa. They sustain entire communities by moving goods across borders, ensuring food security and stitching regional supply chains together in the [...]

  • Nigeria urged to shift focus from FDI inflows to economic value

    August 18th, 2026· Tralac·

    The Bashir Adeniyi Centre for International Trade and Investment (BACITI) of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA) has urged Nigeria to move beyond celebrating foreign direct investment (FDI) [...]

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