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  • Namibia records N$510m food trade surplus … fish, meat exports drive strong performance

    July 24th, 2026· Tralac·

    Namibia recorded a N$510 million trade surplus on food items in between May 2025 and May 2026, supported by strong exports of fish and meat products, according [...]

  • Nigeria Strengthens Position as Global LNG Trade Hits Record 437 Million Tonnes

    July 24th, 2026· Tralac·

    Nigeria consolidated its position as one of the world’s leading exporters of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) in 2025, helping Africa strengthen its role in the global market [...]

  • Global value chains remain at record highs in 2024 despite global shocks

    July 24th, 2026· Tralac·

    Global value chains (GVCs) remain a central feature of the world economy, operating at record levels in 2024 despite the post-pandemic period and recent geopolitical shocks, according [...]

  • Fertilizer trade impacted by Strait of Hormuz conflict

    July 24th, 2026· Tralac·

    Trade in urea and phosphate fertilizers has been severely disrupted by the conflict in the Persian Gulf, according to data analysed by the WTO Secretariat. Certain economies [...]

  • LDC trade, partnerships, trade for development initiatives explored in Development Week

    July 24th, 2026· Tralac·

    During Development Week, held at the WTO from 6 to 9 July, members examined opportunities for least-developed countries (LDCs) in services trade, partnerships for trade capacity-building, progress [...]

  • World’s second-largest shipping giant resumes operations on Africa’s busiest shipping waterway as Egypt eyes revenue recovery

    July 24th, 2026· Tralac·

    A.P. Moller-Maersk, the world’s second-largest container shipping company, is resuming more services through the Suez Canal after nearly three years of disruption caused by attacks on commercial [...]

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