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SA's agricultural exports may soften this year from record $12.8bn in 2022 - Vimarsana News

SA's agricultural exports may soften this year from record $12.8bn in 2022

SA’s agricultural export earnings will likely soften this year from the 2022 record.

Kenya low exports to US denies traders dollar windfall - Vimarsana News

Kenya low exports to US denies traders dollar windfall

Kenya largely exports articles of apparel under the Agoa pact, while largely importing pharmaceutical products and aircraft from the US.

Rumours of Agoa's imminent demise are greatly exaggerated – there is plenty of US goodwill towards SA - Daily Maverick — Institute of Race Relations - Vimarsana News

Rumours of Agoa's imminent demise are greatly exaggerated – there is plenty of US goodwill towards SA - Daily Maverick — Institute of Race Relations

These past few weeks I’ve been in the United States speaking to a variety of people and organisations with an interest in South Africa. The considerable strain in the relationship between the two countries has been widely apparent, but there are signs that the rift between them may be less insurmountable than it appears.

Source: irr.org.za
We're all extras in the ANC's theatre of the absurd - Vimarsana News

We're all extras in the ANC's theatre of the absurd

From Ramaphosa to Mbabula and Lesufi, the party’s capacity for absurdity appears to know no bounds

Who needs trade benefits when we have resentments? - Vimarsana News

Who needs trade benefits when we have resentments?

Last month, at a Brics youth summit in Durban, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the ring-mistress of RET resentments, went global in her full-frontal assault on the West, the World Bank, World Trade Organisation, ‘’five South African banks” and “dominant Eurocentric narratives of the world”, writes Tony Leon