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      • AGOA advice for clothing exporters
      • AGOA presents an opportunity to be seized with both hands
      • Frame invests R80m to take advantage of Agoa
      • Trade between US and Africa growing
      • Namibia: Geingob to lead AGOA Forum delegation
      • Africa: Trade alks Should Harvest Africa Gains Soon
      • U.S. Department of State Announces Follow-on Training for the African Women Entrepreneurs Program
      • Trade Ministry Holds Three-Day Seminar On AGOA
      • Hillary Clinton: 'Chinese interests in Africa incompatible with our own'
      • US seeks stronger economic ties with Nigeria
      • Textile sector makes risky stretch to fill AGOA orders
      • Africa a focus for US investment
      • Swarp Still Awaiting AGOA Export Certificates
      • AGOA Creating New Jobs and Investment in South Africa
      • US pledges $8.7m to boost trade in SADC
      • Museveni Gets 1,000 AGOA Jobs for Girls
      • Export Growth Could Be Eroded, Says BMW Boss
      • Ivory Coast set to forge partnerships with local firms
      • Lesotho's textile industry reaps the job creation benefits of AGOA
      • Trade war brews between Uganda and Nestle
      • Agoa drives 115% rise in clothing exports
      • Ripple effect for ice-cream
      • South African Clothing Makers Could Miss AGOA Benefits
      • Kenya beginning to cash in on Agoa
      • AGOA-Changes 'Good News' For Nambia and Botswana
      • AGOA generates R10bn extra for South Africa
      • Bush okays AGOA II
      • AGOA gets big local response
      • Companies take advantage of better access to US markets
      • AGOA's eased access to US may spark export bonanza
      • Africans Gain Access to U.S. Market Through AGOA
      • US expert pushes for Internet trade
      • Europeans, Asians eye local clothing opportunities
      • AGOA: Gov't calls for free market
      • Gambia to Qualify for AGOA
      • Worsted Mill’s Currency Concern
      • Direct African investment is spurred by AGOA
      • Swaziland: Fighting to save AGOA
      • Comesa launches AGOA linkage pilot programme
      • Kenya to Earn Sh11b From Textile Sales to US
      • US Act on Africa a window of opportunity
      • Remarks at AGOA Business Roundtable by Secretary Colin Powell
      • Agoa's Tricky Side
      • Multinational BMW to benefit from AGOA scheme
      • If Exploited Well, AGOA Can Make a Great Impact
      • Nigeria works to gain from AGOA
      • Comesa Offers Free Space At AGOA Trade Exhibition
      • U.S. Government Agency Creates Africa Investment Council
      • US trade official lauds AGOA
      • Eleven Set for AGOA Exhibition
      • Presidential Determination on 2003 AGOA Eligibility for 38 Countries
      • US warns on AGOA's human rights proviso
      • AGOA brings mixed success to Africa
      • Agoa Successes and Challenges: A Look Back at the First Two Years
      • 1000 U.S. private sector leaders arrive in Mauritius for US-African trade forum
      • Clothing and textile sectors cross swords over AGOA deadline
      • Market Access Moves Africans Out of Poverty, Says Mauritian Prime Minister
      • Zoellick to highlight Agoa trade gains at forum
      • A narrow niche for African exports
      • US trade will help Africa, says Bush
      • Africa's trading ambitions on the table
      • US Lawmaker calls for an AGOA III at Mauritius Forum
      • Zambia: Textile Industry Urged to Fully Exploit AGOA
      • Development of African Transportation Systems Crucial to AGOA Success
      • AGOA forum connects Africans to Africans for business
      • AGOA Can Create 200,000 Jobs in Kenya
      • Agoa's short supply ruling may aid countries in crisis
      • 'Take more advantage of AGOA,' experts say
      • New South African Textile Projects benefiting from AGOA
      • AGOA Stimulates Economic Liberalization
      • African exports to US decline 13% despite AGOA's trade boost
      • Experts to Discuss AGOA
      • Seardel's interims benefit from AGOA
      • Ghana Targets Textile Exports to U.S.
      • AGOA boosts Lesotho's textile exports to US by 50%, but...
      • Make Effective Use of AGOA - US Commercial Attaché
      • AGOA Is Opportunity Ghanaians Are Grasping, Official Says
      • Proclamation by US Pres. Bush on the DRC and Gambia
      • Lace manufacturer ties its knickers into AGOA's knot
      • AGOA Exporters in Planned Meeting With Clients
      • Erwin to Visit US in New Bid to Attract Investment to SA
      • Kenyan VP Urges Flower Producers to Exploit AGOA
      • Big textile investment push into Lesotho
      • Despite AGOA, Clothing Industry Still in Crisis
      • New global-competitiveness hub for Gaborone
      • Nigerian Govt Okays 2.5% Duty for AGOA Industrialists
      • Weak US Dollar Threatens the Textile Industry
      • Live Webcast: AGOA and Ethiopia
      • US Hopeful of AGOA Extension
      • Levi Strauss Unit to Export to US under AGOA
      • Bush to Give AGOA Award to Museveni
      • New Industrial Expansion to Create 18,000 Jobs, Thanks to AGOA
      • US- Africa Business Summit
      • US Picks Uganda for $475m 'AGOA' Facility
      • Investor Plans $40m for Organic Cotton
      • Exports to US Leap As Firms Use AGOA
      • Malawi : AGOA Deadline Worries Textile Industry
      • Higher Returns on Investment in Africa, says World Bank
      • US moves towards AGOA III
      • Agoa III Action Committee Formed to Lobby for Extension of Trade Act
      • Agoa III
      • Commerce Ministry Commissions American Consultant to Work On AGOA
      • Key U.S. Senator Supports AGOA Extension
      • US Press Release on AGOA
      • Ethiopian textile, garment and leather manufacturers to visit USA
      • Business needs to extract more from AGOA
      • SA Govt Plans to Draw US Investors to Local Textile Industry
      • The US trip to Dakar, Abuja, Gaborone, Pretoria and finally Kampala
      • Erwin Hopes Ford SA Will Join Growing Ranks of Exporters
      • Final Approval of Exports Via AGOA to Wait
      • Expanded trade key to Africa’s future – Bush
      • SA-SACU Free-Trade Pact is Full of Dangers
      • SA takes lion's share of nonenergy exports under AGOA
      • SOUTH AFRICA: Apparel Exports Growing At More Than 38 Percent A Year
      • Subsidies, Preferences Could Set Back AGOA Gains, says Trade Minister
      • Obasanjo to Sign Legislation On AGOA Says Special Adviser to President
      • US Firms in Africa - Business Confidence Up
      • Ethiopia Optimistic about Agoa's Window of Opportunity
      • Lesotho Weaves Its Way From Rags to Riches
      • A Stich in Time - FTA's and AGOA
      • Govt Seeks Business Views On US Free Trade Pact
      • SACU-US FTA Negotiators Hope to Reach Agreement
      • Nigeria is Now Reaping Benefits of AGOA - Sasore
      • Strong Currency Squeezes SA's Clothing Industry
      • Lesotho's Material Gain
      • SACU-US Negotiations: Issues Around Rules of Origin
      • Sacu-US trade negotiators set scene for post-AGOA deals
      • Kenya Doubles US Exports under AGOA
      • Textile Industry Provides Skein of Jobs
      • Rand's Surge Hits Clothing Exports
      • Southern Africa Walks the Trade Mile
      • AGOA: Deceleration in SA’s apparel export growth?
      • Ugandan Sub-Region Promised AGOA Funds
      • SA Textile Sector Pleads With Government For Help
      • South Africa: Mastering the Bloc of Trades
      • US-South Africa negotiations for a FTA will prove challenging
      • Ugandan Growers Seeking Niche in Organic Markets Through AGOA
      • Eligible Countries Gain From Special Trade Programs, USTR Reports
      • Zambian Agricultural Sector Struggling To Utilise AGOA Benefits
      • US Punts Agoa as Development Tool
      • South African Firm to Tailor Clothing Sector Growth
      • Tanzania's AGOA Exports Reach $1.3m
      • Uganda Keen to Export Organic Foods under AGOA
      • Globalisation, AGOA Provide Tanzania Tremendous Opportunities
      • Swaziland's AGOA Privileges May Be Lost Over Workers' Rights
      • African Business Needs Cross-Border Links’
      • Business Leaders to Meet on U.S.-Africa Trade Issues
      • Strong Rand Not Good for SA's Clothing Exports
      • SA Revenue Services takes on the GSP administration
      • AGOA Trade Data for Ivory Coast Corrected
      • AGOA Apparel Exports up but Danger Ahead?
      • Cautionary Note on Automotive Exports
      • Lesotho and Mr Price Have To Face Reality Soon
      • Southern African Businesses test US Market
      • Kenya's Exporters Want Another Four-Year Apparel Treaty
      • SACU - US Trade Negotiations Beyond AGOA on Track
      • Civil Society's Voice At US Trade and Economic Cooperation Conference
      • Agoa Offers Template For Growth
      • Nigerian Minister Says Africa Could Reap $60bn from AGOA
      • How SA Can Enhance Trade With Africa
      • Problems at Ugandan Apparel Manufacturer
      • AGOA Proponents Urge Wider US Market Access
      • Ugandan Court Halts Dismissal of AGOA Workers
      • NEPAD May Stimulate Increased AGOA Participation
      • US Lobbyists Want AGOA Extended
      • Indian Investors Eyeing Kenyan Textile Plant
      • Nigerian Minister Urges Investors To Exploit AGOA
      • ' Ugandan Government Spent Sh5.8b On AGOA Factory'
      • US Backs Trans-Kalahari Corridor Plan
      • Ugandan MPs Query AGOA Firm
      • Zambia's AGOA Manager Spells out the Country's Priorities
      • Malawi Seeking Textile Investors
      • Ugandan Bank to Enforce Tri-Star Terms
      • Ugandan Apparel Firm in Trouble?
      • Energy-Related Exports Continue to Dominate AGOA
      • SA's AGOA Exports to US Thriving, Says Envoy
      • Export Processing Zones Increase Kenya's Apparel Exports under AGOA
      • Nigerian Customs Service Braces Up for AGOA
      • More on Uganda's AGOA Factory...
      • Washington to Host AGOA Forum
      • Kenya Textile Exports to US Top Sh11b
      • Profile of SACU's Trade under AGOA
      • US Socks. Made in Africa...
      • Coalition Launches Effort to Extend African Trade Benefits
      • Agoa III Trade Bill Introduced in Congress
      • Remarks in US House of Representatives on AGOA III
      • Africa To Reap Benefits From New Agoa Agreements
      • AGOA: Views from Nigeria
      • AGOA Experts Visit Cameroon Firms
      • US Move On Agoa Set To Boost Investment
      • Kenya May Lose AGOA Market
      • Wider US Growth Bill Good News for Exports
      • AGOA: Nigerian Manufacturers Urged to Upgrade Quality of Products
      • "Trade Liberalisation Not an End in Itself" - Zambian Industry Minister
      • kenya Lobbies for Agoa Deal in New York
      • US Hosts African Trade Meeting Next Week
      • Trade Tensions Emerge As AGOA Praised
      • US Congressman Says FTA Partners Should Share Benefits With AGOA Countries
      • Uganda Pushing for AGOA III
      • U.S. Needs New Trade Policy Like AGOA III
      • U.S. Sec. Powell And Mauritian Minister Cuttaree Open Third Agoa Forum
      • US Officials Underline Pres. Bush's Strong Commitment to Africa
      • Benefits of AGOA
      • Doubts About Bush Administration Commitment to AGOA
      • African Ministers Leave Forum Hopeful But Uncertain of AGOA's Future
      • Nigeria Maps Out 6 Strategies for AGOA
      • Products Under Agoa Still Subject to Import Rules
      • Africa-US Trade Under Agoa Hits $10bn
      • $10 Billion Handicraft Market -- And Agoa -- Courts African Artisans
      • Angola Added To List of AGOA Countries
      • Improved Trading Capacity the Key to Success in US And Global Market
      • Kenya Gearing for Processed Coffee Exports under AGOA
      • Central African Republic removed from AGOA eligibility list
      • Pres. Bush Issues AGOA Proclamation on Country Eligibility
      • African Exporters Under AGOA Advised to 'Compete' And 'Diversify'
      • Kenya Challenged by AGOA
      • Zambian Spinning Mill Benefits From AGOA
      • Zambia: US Renews Agoa Status
      • Kenyan Thread Firm Seals Licensing Deal
      • AGOA is a Reality - Uganda's Muhwezi
      • Bush Confirms Zambia's Continued Eligible for AGOA in 2004
      • Zambia: Misplaced Excitement over AGOA?
      • US Outlines its Africa Policy Priorities
      • AGOA's Success Proves Its Soundness
      • Multi-Million Garment Scam Exposed At Kenyan Port
      • Support Us to Penetrate AGOA -- WEDAZ
      • Uganda: AGOA Officials to Brief Parliament
      • AGOA Officials to Brief Ugandan Parliament
      • Keeping AGOA Alive
      • Kenya: Flowers a Growing Sector Amid Recession
      • Asst. USTR Touts AGOA, Diversification of Production
      • AGOA III looks set for Passage this Year
      • SA Firm as US-Africa Trade Dips
      • US Releases 4th Annual Trade and Investment Report with Africa
      • Uganda's Tri-Star Scoops Fresh $10m US Garment Contract
      • How Zambia Can Fully Exploit AGOA Provisions
      • Kenyan Minister Cancels AGOA Firm's Licence Correspondent
      • Kenyan EPZ in Trouble
      • Closure of Clothes Firm is Okay, Says Kenyan Chamber
      • Botswana Optimistic About AGOA Extension
      • Comesa Seeks Extra Time Before New AGOA
      • Kenya: Textiles Extension Urgently Needed
      • Lesotho: Despite AGOA, Challenges Ahead
      • Nigeria's President Obasanjo Advises Country's Exporters
      • East Africa Faces Asian Tigers as AGOA Quotas Go
      • Nigerians Urged to Maximise AGOA's Benefits
      • Latest Apparel Export Data for 2003 Confirms Lesotho’s Top Spot
      • Tapping the US Market Through AGOA
      • Decision on AGOA Extension Deferred
      • USTR Zoellick Sees Progress On Advancing Doha Trade Agenda
      • SA's Exports Grow To $4,9bn In 2003
      • Automotive Exports Rise 34% Under AGOA
      • Cameroon: AGOA Concerned With Environmental Problems
      • SA: Agoa Expiry Will Hang Local Textiles Out To Dry
      • Proposed AGOA III legislation - Senate version S.1900
      • AGOA Trade Bills May Now Be Harmonised
      • Uganda: Parliament Summons Apparel Firm
      • Tanzania Continues to be Marginalised under AGOA
      • South African Oranges a Top Performer under AGOA
      • Investments between Angolan and US Businesses can Improve
      • USTR: Africa Needs AGOA Action Plan
      • Keep Faith with Africa's Reformers
      • Scrapping of WTO Quota System will cause AGOA Exports to drop
      • Southern Africa: AGOA Exports Threatened By Dropping of Quotas
      • AGOA Adviser Whitaker Defends Business Deal With Uganda
      • US Senate Leader Pleads for Passage of Third Africa Trade Bill
      • SA "has not used AGOA to best advantage"
      • Ugandan President: I Sacked 'Agoa Girls'
      • Zimbabwe: Ready for AGOA?
      • Zambia's AGOA Exports to Rise - US Envoy
      • AGOA: Africa Must Produce Its Own Cotton Fabric Industry
      • Swaziland: Textile Industry Under Threat Over AGOA Rule
      • Despite AGOA, Mozambique Battles to Penetrate US Market
      • Namibia's Clothing Sector its main AGOA Beneficiary
      • Political Developments Unlikely to Jeopardise US-Sacu Trade Deal
      • Sub-Saharan Africa Earns $8b From AGOA
      • West African Stakeholders Share Experiences On AGOA
      • Figures Show AGOA Has Benefited South Africa
      • The Future of the (South African) Orange Looks Rosy
      • Uganda: Demand for Organic Exports Soars in US
      • Ugandan President Writes to Bush Over AGOA
      • Sierra Leone: Use AGOA to Market Country
      • Kenyan Minister Confirms they are seeking AGOA Extension
      • Nigeria Can't Get Apparel Visa Status Four Years Into Agoa
      • Crisis in Swazi Textile Industry
      • Bipartisan Coalition Unveils New AGOA III Legislation
      • Kenya: Let Locals Reap AGOA Gains
      • AGOA 3 Action Committee Hails Agreement On H.R. 4103
      • Clothing, Textile Exports to US, EU Hurt By SA Rand
      • World Bank Calls for Extension of AGOA Clothing Preferences
      • Renewing Growth and Opportunity for Africa
      • Swaziland: New Labour Legislation Passed to Retain AGOA
      • "Extend Agoa benefits" say Experts
      • African Apparel Makers Desperate to see AGOA III Passed Urgently
      • Uganda: Targetting the US with Shea Oil Exports
      • US AGOA Backers Press for Three-Year Extension
      • Swaziland: Factories lay off workers as US delays AGOA extension
      • Ugandan Apparel Firm recruits 800 more Workers
      • WTO Rejects 2005 Textile Quota Reprieve
      • 'Unique' bipartisanship marks committee action on AGOA III
      • Swaziland: Prime Minister Seeks AGOA Extension
      • AGOA III testimony before US Ways & Means committee
      • Extending AGOA Called Vital to Africa's Prosperity
      • Uganda: Africa awaits AGOA III
      • Lesotho to host Textile Conference
      • Good News for South Africa's Ports
      • Zambia: US to Extend Eligible Exports Products
      • Mauritius: Talks On Zimbabwe And AGOA With the US
      • Tanzanian EPZ still has only 3 Factories
      • US Trade Official Cautions Congress Against Delaying Agoa III Bill
      • Uganda: Buyers Want AGOA III
      • AGOA III Bill Delay "Will be Bad for Africa"
      • Inaction by Senate Democrats Said to Threaten Extension of Key Africa Legislative Initiative
      • Ethiopia: US Ambassador Hoping for Significant Increase in Share of Agoa Benefits
      • Lesotho Traders Lead the Way
      • Uganda: AGOA Budget Cut Worries Whitaker
      • Mauritius: AGOA Benefiting only the Textile-Clothing Industry
      • On the Mark: Rosa Whitaker, 3; Museveni, 1
      • Kenya: Textile Industry Has Benefited From AGOA
      • AGOA Vital to Africa's Trade Growth
      • Ugandan exports grow 129% on back of AGOA
      • Uganda: US Senator Asks for Authentic Products
      • Uganda to Reap Big From Organic Exports
      • Uganda: US an important Niche Market for Organics
      • AGOA III Withers at Bush Administration and Senate Indifference
      • Zambia: "Relax Agoa Rules"
      • AGOA and BEE complementary’
      • Uganda's Apparels Tri-Star Invited to Zambia
      • Cameroon: Business Delegation leaves for Washington
      • AGOA Extension Awaits US Congress Approval
      • First Hurdle: US House of Representatives Passes AGOA III
      • White House Statement on Administration Policy: AGOA III
      • SA Textile Body Seeks US Trade Opening
      • AGOA III - USTR Zoellick Urges Not to Stall Africa Trade Bill
      • USTR Stresses the Need to Focus On Finished Items
      • AGOA III Bill Still to Pass Through Senate
      • Kenya Presses Economic Reforms, Seeks AGOA Extension
      • US Senator Lugar Applauds Passage of African Trade Bill
      • US Republican Royce Applauds Senate's Passage of AGOA Extension
      • AGOA's Term to Be Extended
      • US-Southern African Trade Deal Sidelines AGOA
      • Sullivan Foundation Applauds Congressional Passage of AGOA
      • Ambassador Zoellick hails passage of Agoa III legislation
      • Southern Africa: Relief for Textile Manufacturers
      • AGOA Acceleration Act Extends Trade Package for Africa
      • Statement On the Passage of Agoa Acceleration Act of 2004
      • Cameroon: Cocoa Business Blooms under AGOA
      • 'Agoa Key To An Expanding Relationship with Africa' - Top U.S. Trade Aide
      • AGOA III becomes law
      • President Bush Signs Extension of Africa Trade Law
      • Key Africa Trade Law Extended to 2015
      • Nigeria: 'US Extends AGOA to 2015'
      • Kenya: Make Good Use of AGOA
      • Zambia: Teach Women About AGOA
      • Kenya Ports Authority Torches Chinese Jeans
      • Nigeria: Weavers and Spinners Constitute Committee On AGOA
      • Key Features of AGOA III
      • Nigeria: Weavers, Spinners form AGOA Committee
      • Namibia’s Garment Exports under AGOA Continue to Flourish
      • Zambia: Ndola Firm Exports to US
      • US Apparel Giant in Uganda
      • Uganda: Museveni Hails US Over AGOA
      • Zambia: AGOA isn't only about Apparel
      • Ghana: Is the Cotton Industry Dying?
      • Uganda: Government to Start More Factories
      • Ethiopia: Companies Benefiting from AGOA
      • Madagascar: AGOA III Saved Jobs, Restored Hope , Says Envoy
      • Mauritius' exports to the US down from last year
      • Ugandan Firm in US$ 10mn AGOA deal
      • Turning Export Opportunities Into Business
      • Malawi: Country earns US$ 200mn through AGOA
      • Zambia's Agro Products still out of AGOA
      • AGOA Sparks Export Gains
      • Africa's Century of Prosperity Has Arrived, Trade Expert Predicts
      • South Africa´s automotive sector exports to the US down
      • Namibia: Environmental Concerns at AGOA Factory
      • South Africa: Clothing Exporters Told to Toe AGOA Line Or Get the Boot
      • Breath of fresh air for Mauritian textiles
      • "Botswana must utilise AGOA"
      • Zambia: ALINC Helps Firms to Break US Market
      • Uganda May Export Gum to US under AGOA
      • China Calls for Caution on Textiles Trade
      • AGOA: Namibia's Lifeline
      • Fabric Exemption granted to Mauritius for 1 Year
      • Swaziland: Economic Policies favour Elite according to Report
      • Zimbabwe: Exclusion from AGOA haunts Textile Sector
      • Terror, AGOA Likely to Dominate Bush Agenda in East Africa
      • US Professors to Lobby for AGOA
      • "Exploit AGOA" Says Textile Entrepreneur
      • Ethiopia: Textile, Apparel Industry Receive Morale Boosts
      • South Africa: Finance Minister Offers Advice on Strong Currency
      • Kenya: Big Cotton Deficit Curbs AGOA Trade
      • Kenya: Ailing Cotton Industry Dips Further, Says Report
      • Zambia: AGOA Paying Off
      • Swaziland: Strong Rand Squeezes Exporters, Layoffs Increase
      • USTR Zoellick to Travel to Sub-Saharan Africa
      • SACU Apparel Exports Increase Slightly In $-Terms, Except South Africa’s
      • South Africa: Rand Making AGOA Redundant
      • Global Quotas... Hanging by a Thread
      • South Africa: Strong Rand Erodes AGOA Benefits
      • Botswana: New AGOA Advisor Joins Trade Hub
      • South Africa: Textile Industry Could Get Respite From China
      • US-African Ministers Deadlock Over Trade Agreement
      • Lesotho: "Country Making Real Progress Under AGOA" -Zoellick
      • New Year Threat to Kenya's Textile Industry
      • Kenya: Hard Times Ahead For Producers
      • Ivory Coast Loses AGOA Eligibility
      • Uganda: Sh325m to Boost Textile Trade
      • WTO: Africa Hit Hard as Global Textiles Market Opens
      • Zambia to Attend 'Fancy Food Show'
      • Namibia: Govt Not Worried About Lifting of Textile Quotas
      • Zambia: Quality Products Key to AGOA, SMEs Told
      • Lesotho: 6 Textile Factories Shutting Down
      • Lesotho: New Trade Regime Threatens Economy
      • Kenya: Agoa Focus Shifts to Agro Products
      • South AFrica: Exports to the US 'Surge'
      • Swaziland: Kingdom's Fragile Economy Under Threat
      • Chinese Exports Threaten to Destroy Textile Manufacturing Industries Worldwide
      • South Africa: Textiles Task Team Revived
      • Business Report Shows Increased U.S.- Africa Trade
      • Southern Africa: Textile Industries in Turmoil
      • Sierra Leone: Country Gets Tractor Assembly Factory
      • SA Textile Industry 'In Need of Rescue'
      • End of WTO Rag Treaty Rips into Poor
      • Namibia: NAFAU Seeks Govt Help to Resolve Labour Issues At Ramatex Factory
      • Asian Textile Houses flee Lesotho after Quotas End
      • Lesotho:Efforts to Reopen Textile Factories Underway
      • South Africa: Textile Top Dogs 'Their Own Worst Enemy'
      • Zambia Battles to Benefit from AGOA
      • Kenya Could Lose AGOA Benefits
      • Swaziland: Huge Job Losses Feared in Garment Industry
      • South Africa: Call to Improve Textile Incentives
      • Southern Africa: Clothing and Textile Industries Need a Rethink, say Economists
      • US-Africa Business Summit: Agoa Entry Opportunity
      • South Africa: Crisis in Textile Sector prompts MPs to act
      • Namibia: Giant Textile Firm Agrees to Improve Workers' Conditions
      • Namibia: Ramatex in World of Trouble
      • Uganda: More Investors Still Needed in Textiles
      • East Africa: AGOA Trade Grows, But Slowdown Ahead
      • Southern Africa: Time to Tailor an Export Boom
      • Kenya Bags Sh16b From Textile Exports to U.S.
      • Namibia: Govt says it can handle 'Ramatex'
      • Namibia: Ramatex Labour Talks On Course
      • South Africa: Hope Stirs Over Textile Sector Crisis
      • Rag Trade in Southern Africa in Dire Need of a Mending Job
      • Fairy Tale Ends for Textile Exporters
      • Lesotho's economy curbed by textile exodus
      • Zambians Urged to Make Use of AGOA
      • Namibia: Ramatex Empties Capital's Coffers
      • AGOA : Proposals To Boost Trade
      • Kenya: Report Cites Rampant Rights Abuse At Work Place
      • CEMAC Countries Establish Framework for Trade With US
      • AGOA Can Make Up for Defunct ATC Fabrics Pact
      • South Africa: Exports to US reached Record Levels in 2004
      • Chinese Apparel Exports To US Surge 546% In January
      • Uganda: US Trade Experts Hail Textile Factory
      • South Africa: Clothing Crisis Jeopardises Jobs
      • Namibia: Ramatex Subsidiary to Close Down
      • USA: Court Ruling Delays Threat-Based Textile Safeguard Cases
      • Namibia: Factory Closure to Affect 11,000
      • USA: Court Ruling Delays Textile Safeguard Cases
      • Namibia: Rhino garments Denies Closure
      • Namibia: Windhoek Maintains Ramatex a 'Blessing in Disguise'
      • Namibia: Ramatex Subsidiary Rhino Garments to Shut
      • Kenya: Textiles Lift US-Kenyan Trade
      • Namibia: The Ramatex Saga - An Analysis
      • Chinese Textile Exports Soar
      • Uganda: Tri-Star Export Revenue to Reach $11m
      • South Africa: Clothing Sector Looks at Supporting Smaller Enterprises
      • Namibia and the Textile Industry: Golden Fleece or Threadbare Hope?
      • Southern Afica: Textile Firms Fighting for Survival
      • End of Export Quotas Spell Doom for African Textiles
      • US Provides Aid Towards COMESA Garment Centre
      • USA: Appeals Court Lifts Ban On Threat-Based Textile Safeguards
      • African Textile Industry Looks to EU, US for Help
      • Clothing Sector: China Warns on Action Against its Textile Exports
      • Growing Chinese Exports Menace Africa Textile Firms
      • Kenya: Apparel Firms Face Stiff Competition
      • Kenya: A Murky Future for Textile Workers
      • Nigeria Yet to Tap Agoa Benefits
      • AFRICA: Regional Body to Counter Cheap Textile Imports
      • Kenya: Firms Reeling From Loss of Textile Quota System
      • Lesotho's Clothing Trade Cuts a Dash
      • US Throws Lifeline to Kenyan Textile Industry
      • Angola: Private Sector needs to learn more about AGOA
      • Botswana: Stiff Trade Competition Lamented
      • US Slaps Quotas on Textiles
      • Kenya: Quota Erosion Threatens Kenyan EPZs
      • South Africa: Retail Sector Spurns Union's Textiles Buying Code
      • China Fights Back on Textiles
      • South Africa: New IDZ Nets Investor for Textile Park
      • United States: Govt Approves Four More Safeguards On China
      • Ghana: Textile Industry to Be Revamped
      • Nigeria: 100 Textile Factories Closed, 50 in Distress
      • China Raises Tariffs On 74 Groups Of Textiles
      • 2005 US-Africa Trade Report Released
      • AGOA Lights a Fire Under Africa's Exports
      • African Garment Makers Form Regional Body
      • Kenya: President Moves to Protect EPZ Jobs
      • China Scraps Textile Export Tariffs
      • US Curbs on Chinese Textiles bring little Relief for Africa
      • Kenya: 2,000 Jobs Lost in Textile Industry
      • United States Pleased With COMESA
      • American & African Businesses Partner for Economic Development
      • Africa Eager to Increase Its Share of World Trade
      • Kenya: Mixed Fortunes for Clothing Firms
      • AU Ministers Discuss World Trade Concerns
      • China Lashes out at US Textile Quotas
      • African Leaders Complain of AGOA Red Tape
      • US Businesses see South Africa's Worth
      • China Launching Textile Export Quotas July 20
      • Deadline for Third Country Fabrics Drawing Nearer
      • Nigeria: Intervene in Textile Jobs Crisis, Unions Tell WTO
      • South Africa Needs Sober Plan on Textiles
      • Agriculture Specialists Examine US-Africa Trade Progress
      • What to do to Woo Investors...
      • Free Trade Agreements Do Not Protect Exporters - Economist
      • AGOA a Success in 2004 - U.S.
      • South African Airways Helps Forge Africa-US Trade Ties
      • New Mauritius PM wants Sugar, Textiles Deals
      • Southern Africa: Textile Industry Undone by Globalisation
      • Guinea Bissau: Cashew nuts a new hope for exports?
      • South Africa: New Cape Town Factory a R2,5mn Boost for Textile Industry
      • South Africa: Investor Glitch Dents Confidence in IDZ Investment
      • Lesotho's Growth to Lag Rest of Africa
      • USA: Four New China Safeguard Petitions Filed
      • AGOA Trade Forum in Senegal to Emphasise Diversity in Trade
      • AGOA Forum: Senegal to Host
      • Namibian Grapes set to Conquer US Market
      • Mauritius to Lobby Hard for AGOA Extension
      • AGOA Forum Opens in Senegal
      • African Global Competitiveness Initiative Will Expand Trade Hubs
      • Foreign Fabrics Would Give South Africa the Edge
      • Africa: Problems And Solutions On the AGOA Agenda in Dakar
      • Condoleza Rice seeks greater African Farm Imports
      • Big Push to Move AGOA Beyond Textiles
      • Cameroon: Early Fruits of AGOA Harvest
      • Angola to Export Agricultural Products to US
      • Nigerian Private Sector Urged to get rid of Dependence Culture
      • USA: Government Delays Safeguard Decisions
      • Textile Sector: AGOA - Its Future in Africa
      • Uganda's Tri-Star Exports 144 Tonnes of Garments
      • Botswana Must Diversify its AGOA Exports
      • Nigeria Obtains AGOA Certification for Handloomed Textiles
      • Botswana Outlines AGOA Challenges
      • Botswana: Companies Urged to Globalise As US Expo Nears
      • South Africa: Help on Way for Cape's Tattered Clothing Sector
      • US and China Closer to Deal on Textiles
      • Uganda: Local Textiles Spinning to a Halt
      • Trade Offices Show U.S. Commitment to Boosting African Economies
      • Nigeria: NEPC Boss, Sasore Challenges Exporters On Benefits of AGOA
      • Uganda: Muhwezi Advises Farmers On Agoa
      • Southern Africa: On WTO and SACU-US Free Trade Negotiations
      • New Impetus Behind SA - US Trade Deal
      • Ethiopia Earns Clearance for AGOA Handicrafts
      • China: US Textile Talks Fail, New Safeguards Announced
      • US to Stick to its Guns in China Textile Talks
      • Uganda Seeking to Promote AGOA More Widely
      • US President Bush Petitioned to Remove Uganda's AGOA Eligibility
      • Uganda Moves to Prevent AGOA Expulsion
      • Mauritius: A Duty Free Island in the Making
      • Namibia: Government Bails Out Failing Garment Factory
      • Proudly South African Campaign 'Can Aid Ailing Sector'
      • Despite Successes, AGOA Has Had
      • South Africa: Clothing Bosses Feel Hemmed In
      • South Africa's Exports Remain Stable, Imports From The US Rise
      • South Africa: New Bid to Curb Flood of Chinese Imports
      • Namibia Urged to Expand Agoa Scope
      • USA: Government Considers New China Safeguard Requests
      • Uganda' Tri-Star Gets New Deal
      • United States Seeks Southern African Agri Partners
      • United States Fails to Find Textile Solution with China
      • Uganda: Textile Makers Seek Govt Help
      • Uganda to export steel under AGOA
      • South Africa: "Textile Industry Lacks Leadership" - Govt.
      • Increased US Investment in Africa Important for US-Africa Relations
      • AGOA to be Expanded?
      • East African Countries to Formulate Common Textile Policy
      • Uganda's Cotton Sector Struggling to Benefit from AGOA
      • Benefits of AGOA to Africa Debated in US Congress
      • Africa and US Must Build On AGOA Foundation
      • USA: Deal Reached On Chinese Textile Exports?
      • USA and China Reach Textile Deal
      • Senegal: New Gateway For Trade Opens In Dakar
      • Botswana Garment Factory: Goods Made in China?
      • Go Beyond Textiles Says U.S.
      • Senegal Joins Ghana As AGOA Hub in West Africa
      • Turkish Textile Firm Deepens Roots in South Africa
      • After AGOA, What Next?
      • Uganda: U.S. Embassy Officials Tour Textile Factory
      • South African Exporters Welcome US-China Textile Pact
      • U.S. Drops Pending Quota Applications on Chinese Textile Imports
      • Ethiopia Seeks to Maximise AGOA Benefits
      • Sierra Leone: Chamber of Commerce Says AGOA Enhances Africa Trade
      • Southern Africa: SACU-US Agreement Could Build On AGOA
      • Uganda: AGOA Under-Used
      • USA: Legislators Outline WTO Textile Concerns
      • Swaziland Fails to Make Trade Preferences Count
      • China: Textile Trade Up 20%
      • Uganda Gears Up to Beat End of Fabric Provisions
      • Textiles: China Voluntarily Cuts Back Exports to South Africa
      • Africa's Export Growth Highest Since 1980
      • South Africa: China Remains a Threat to Textile Sector
      • Uganda: First Flower Crop Enters US Market
      • South Africa: Clothing and Textile Sectors Cheer Presidential Speech
      • Namibia: Report Queries AGOA Benefits
      • USTR Says US is Re-Evaluating Interest in FTA with SACU
      • Uganda: Government to Revive Spinning Mills Ahead of AGOA Deadline
      • Lesotho Scraps Tax to Boost Rag Trade
      • Uganda: Website to Market Textiles Launched
      • Uganda Underperforms under AGOA in 2005
      • Zambia's Trade Climate Elates US Ambassador
      • Lesotho's Tax Plan Boosting Apparel Exports
      • South Africa: Trade Team in U.S. in Bid to Revive SACU Talks
      • Ethiopia: AGOA Earnings Growing
      • USAID Helps Uganda's Roses Break Into US Market
      • SACU: Continued Opposition to Trade Deal with US?
      • South Africa: Clothing Industry Sounds the Alarm over Critical Mass
      • Kenyan Exporters Tipped on US Market
      • Uganda: Textile Industry Receives Boost
      • Uganda: Tristar Apparel Gets $20m Boost in Joint Venture Deal
      • South Africa: Textile Company Stays Afloat due to AGOA
      • Ethiopia: A Look at the Garment Industry
      • Tanzanians Shy Away From AGOA
      • South Africa: Mercedes Hopes for AGOA Benefits on Exports to US
      • Ethiopia: Export to U.S. Under AGOA Growing
      • Namibia: Rumours Rattle Ramatex
      • Statement by the USTR at the African Union Trade Ministerial
      • Loss of Textile Market Costs African Jobs
      • Kenya: US to Help Make Goods Competitive
      • SACU-US: United States 'Not Budging' on Trade Talks
      • US Committed to Strengthening Trade Relationship with SACU
      • Kenya: Trade Gap With U.S. Widens As Textile Sales Fall
      • Uganda: New Coffee Firm Leases Bugolobi AGOA Plant
      • SACU-US Trade Talks: The 'One Size' Pact That Doesn't Fit All
      • SA Clothing Industry can be Profitable - Levi Strauss
      • Kenya: Support the AGOA Initiative, China Told
      • Southern Africa: Is the US Trade Agenda Falling Apart at the Seams?
      • US Announces Fifth Africa Trade Forum for Washington
      • Namibia: Ramatex Garment Factory to Quit?
      • US Invites Ministers to Talks On Market Access
      • Tanzania: Exports Grow Under AGOA, But Still Below Potential
      • US-African Trade Increased 115 Percent Since AGOA's Enactment
      • Lesotho Pins Hopes on U2's BONO
      • Namibia: Mixed Signals Over Future of Ramatex
      • Private Sector, Trade Main Issues for Africa Trade Act Forum
      • 2006 AGOA Report Sent to US Congress
      • Namibia: Workers Anti Ramatex Buyout by Government
      • Nigeria: Huge Job Losses in Textile Industry
      • Malawi Exports $90 Million to US Under AGOA
      • Africa: Loss of Textile Market Costs African Jobs
      • U.S. Businesses Convene for AGOA Private Sector Forum on June 5
      • Letters from Washington: AGOA Forum Private Sector Session
      • US Committed to Helping Africa Through Partnership, Rice Says
      • USAID Administrator Affirms US Economic Commitment to Africa
      • Transcript of Condoleezza Rice's Address to the AGOA Forum
      • AGOA Forum: Meetings with Senators on Capitol Hill
      • AGOA Forum 2006 in Pictures
      • AGOA Forum 2006: Stakeholders Seek Ways To Broaden AGOA Opportunities
      • Corporate Coucil on Africa: Assessment of the AGOA Private Sector Forum
      • South Africa: Clothing Sector Urged to go Niche, not Fight China
      • US Seeking New Trade Pacts With Africa
      • Namibia: New Markets for Grape Industry
      • Mauritius: Country Eyes Southern Africa As US, EU Textile Exports Flounder
      • Kenya: Textiles Won't Save Exporters
      • Uganda: More AGOA Jobs May Be Lost
      • Lesotho: Positive News from the Textile Industry
      • Cameroon: Businessmen Seek Government's AGOA Assistance
      • Sierra Leone: Take Advantage of AGOA
      • Making a Travesty of Free Trade
      • US Rekindles Scramble for Africa as China Pulls in
      • Extension to AGOA Likely According to Kenya's Trade Minister
      • 'Africa Open to Business'
      • AGOA Enhancing Africa's Economy But More Can Be Done
      • Africa's Opportunities 'Lie Close to Home'
      • Lesotho: Global Changes Impact Negatively
      • Opportunities Abound as World Woos Africa
      • Africa Urged to Spread Export Product Range under AGOA
      • Namibia: Ramatex, Govt. hold Meetings
      • Uganda: Cotton Sector Tempts Investors Globally
      • South Africa’s Agriculture Exports to the US Growing
      • Zambia Strugges to Benefit from AGOA - US expert
      • Ghana to Host 2007 AGOA Forum
      • Building on AGOA for African Agricultural Trade Expansion
      • AGOA Supporters in US Fighting to Extend AGOA
      • US: Extension of Trade Acts, AGOA?
      • African Investment Conference to Focus on Improving Infrastructure
      • Mauritius, US sign Trade and Investment Agreement
      • Tanzania: Mission to America
      • Proposed Amendments to AGOA Legislation
      • Good Morning, Africa
      • Bill on Generous Rules of Origin for Africa and Haiti Postponed in US Congress?
      • Overview of Proposed Changes to AGOA
      • Tanzanian Mill Eyes US Market under AGOA
      • Kenya: High Costs Hinder Manufacturing Sector
      • AGOA - Increasing Benefits For Cameroon
      • Mozambique, United States discuss Trade
      • Uganda: AGOA Factory Closes
      • South Africa: Exports to the US soar to US$ 4.9bn
      • Ethiopia: US Market Promising for Ethiopian Made Hand Woven Clothing
      • Botswana Has Potential For Commercial Agriculture
      • Uganda: Policy for Textiles needed
      • Uganda: MPs blame AGOA Failure on President
      • Rwanda, US to further Trade Ties
      • Rwanda: United States And Rwanda Hold High-Level Trade Talks
      • Tanzania: Country Struggles to Benefit from Preferential Trade Opportunities
      • Swaziland: Exporters Battle to Meet International Standards
      • Recovery in SA Car Exports to US Likely to Support Bilateral Trade Growth in 2006
      • SACU: US Talks are not off
      • SACU-US to Pursue Scaled-Back Trade Talks after FTA Process Ceases
      • Malawi: Garment Makers Lobby for AGOA Policy Change
      • SACU Exports to the United States Show Healthy Increase
      • Africa between China and the West: The New War of Influence
      • Don't Punish African Clothesmakers
      • Malawi: Govt, Private Sector differ on AGOA Fabric Legislation
      • Nigeria: US Trains Nigerian Customs Officers on AGOA
      • Uganda: Where to now, under AGOA?
      • US GSP Set to Expire for Some Countries
      • Congress Should Extend Developing Country Trade Preferences
      • South Africa's Automotive Exports under AGOA Riding High
      • SA President Mbeki arrives in Washington for Talks with US President Bush
      • US House of Representatives Passes AGOA Legislation!
      • Congress Approves Measure Extending AGOA Trade Preferences
      • Agriculture Trade between SA, US to be Enhanced
      • Kenyan Manufacturers Hail AGOA 2012 Extension
      • Exports to US Continue to Ride the Commodities Rocket
      • Statement by the White House Deputy Press Secretary on AGOA
      • Liberia: New Year Brings Good News for Liberian Economy
      • Uganda: Libyans Buy Tri-Star Clothes Company
      • Kenya: Agoa's Lease of Life to Cloth-Makers
      • WTO boss urges Africa not to push on trade talks
      • Africa: Former Envoy Says US Policy On Africa Aid Has Been Consistent
      • Kenya: EPZ Gets New Lease of Life
      • Swaziland: Not Much Changes in AGOA Extension
      • Malawi Nets US$47m from AGOA
      • African, US Executives Promote Investment in Africa
      • Uganda: Another Local Firm to Sell Garments to the US
      • US and Mauritius Conclude Meeting to Strengthen Trade and Investment Relations
      • Gambia: US Embassy Hosts Working Lunch for Women in Business
      • Uganda: Phenix to Export T-Shirts to US
      • Kenya: Govt to Address Problems in Cotton Sector
      • Kenya: Technology Can Boost Exports
      • Uganda: President Flags Off Phenix Agoa Exports
      • South Africa: Exports to US Worth $7.5bn Represent Slowdown in 2006
      • Kenya: Helping the Cotton Sector Turn Over a New Leaf
      • Kenya: How to Make the Cotton Sector Blossom
      • AGOA Trade Act Seen as Key to African Economic Success
      • Nigeria: Country Can Take Advantage of AGOA to Export
      • Export to the US, Rwandans Urged
      • Uganda: Subsidies to Textile Firms come under the Spotlight
      • East African States Earn just $419m from Exports to the US
      • Nigeria: Country must make more of AGOA
      • Botswana: Nine Companies Currently Benefit from AGOA
      • Nigeria Export Council Urges Investment in Apparel Production
      • Tanzania: Trade Liberalization and its Effects on Local Textile Industries
      • Ghana: US Govt Confident in Country's Economy
      • Ethiopia: Country Performing Better under AGOA
      • Malawi: Textile jobs face threat
      • South Africa: Commodity prices lift value of SA-US exports
      • Ghana: Increased exports to the US
      • US firm eyes Ugandan coffee
      • Malawi: Textile sector fails to meet global demand
      • AGOA Forum 2007: US-Africa forum expanding beyond trade issues
      • Kenya: exports fall despite AGOA
      • USTR submits African trade policy progress report to Congress
      • Horticulture, tourism to gain from direct Kenya-US flights
      • Proposed World Bank chief has experience with AGOA
      • Ghana wants more US starch experts
      • Cameroon opens up to business with America
      • Angola and US to sign general cooperation accord
      • Zoellick's term is good news for East Africa
      • Angola close to signing economic deal with US
      • Malawi: Clothing and textiles become unstitched
      • Botswana: manufacturers bemoan high interest rates
      • Malawi: Clothing becoming unstiched?
      • Ethiopia: Exports to the US poor
      • Ghana: Country ready for upcoming AGOA conference?
      • African countries can benefit from more trade
      • Condoleesza Rice to visit Ghana for AGOA summit
      • USA, Africa prepare for sixth annual AGOA forum in Ghana
      • Lesotho: An industry fraying at the seams
      • US lawmakers hear expert panel on eve of AGOA Forum
      • US Foundation to participate in AGOA Forum
      • Quota free access to markets criticised
      • Trade ministers to meet in Ghana for AGOA forum
      • US-Africa trade increases as AGOA forum opens in Ghana
      • US trade act seen as mixed blessing for Africa
      • African trade forum makes opportunities possible
      • AGOA Forum highlights US-African trade
      • Doha round can succeed but question is when - USTR
      • US Secretary Rice's remarks for the Agoa Forum
      • Go beyond oil extraction in Africa - Kufuor
      • African agricultural exports focus of capacity-building program
      • Sub-Saharan Africa benefits from expanded international trade
      • AGOA Forum 2007: Taking stock
      • AGOA Forum 2007: Where to for textiles?
      • AGOA Forum 2007: Outcomes of the African Ministerial Consultative Group
      • AGOA Forum proves networking success
      • Kenya drops down list of top US trade partners
      • AGOA has 'failed' to achieve anti-poverty goal
      • East Africa: Dashed Dreams
      • Africa: Development Through Trade
      • West African companies gain export markets
      • US and African businesses to convene in Cape Town
      • Botswana's performance under AGOA
      • Namibia: Scramble on for African resources - experts
      • Platinum prices boost SA exports to US
      • Uganda’s AGOA earnings drop by 33%
      • Tanzania not exploiting trade chances offered by AGOA
      • Uganda: Textile industry needs investors
      • Liberia: Tackling trade and investment
      • AGOA architect McDermott knighted in Lesotho
      • Namibia: Ramatex living on borrowed time
      • Botswana’s exports to US down sharply
      • Africa: Trade transforms economies, reduces poverty
      • New AGOA garment quotas published
      • Senegal's president pursues trade during US visit
      • South Africa: exporters must not miss the AGOA bus
      • Uganda: exports now seen as key to growth
      • Kenya: Traders urged to diversify exports
      • Kenya: Policy measures to enhance value addition
      • Malawi seeks to revive cotton production
      • Uganda: International markets remain unexploited
      • Rwanda: Exports to the USA up by 77 percent
      • Botswana: Country must increase exports
      • Update on 2007 US-Africa Business Summit in Cape Town
      • Africa now at a “turning point,” says Ugandan president
      • Cameroon: AGOA - new committee, new challenges
      • Uganda: High logistics costs undermining flower sector
      • Tanzania: Trade expert tells region to raise export revenues
      • Opening Address by South African deputy president at U.S.-Africa business summit
      • Cut US red tape, says Namibia
      • Skills crisis: China
      • Botswana: Exporters ask for trade finance facility
      • Rwanda: Country wooing US investors
      • Ivory Coast seeks to requalify for AGOA
      • Exporters reaping AGOA rewards
      • South Africa lifts US exports by 23pc as Nigeria disappoints
      • Help Ghana to take full advantage of AGOA - Kufuor
      • AGOA Action Committee Plans 2008
      • Nigeria: US visa procedures discourage exports - minister
      • Africa: AGOA lobby wants improved legislation
      • Africa wants opportunities, not handouts
      • US-Africa: Trade soars but what about labour rights?
      • Kenya’s neighbours
      • East Africa: Organic food producers set for visit to United States
      • East Africa: Organic food producers set for US visit
      • Kenya: Nakuru apparel firm counts export losses due to political violence
      • Uganda woos more Middle Eastern investors
      • Namibia: President, US ambassador discuss AGOA
      • Ghana: Exporter attracts $80k credit facility to export to USA
      • Africa: Non-tariff barriers still impede continent's trade
      • Trip to Tanzania to solidify Bush legacy
      • Botswana: Power outages threaten growth
      • Botswana: US recession to lower country's exports
      • Africa’s worth in bilateral trade hinges on talks
      • Uganda’s AGOA exports fall
      • Ghana: Media demand more answers to AGOA
      • South Africa: Blow to local textile and clothing sector as SA shuns EU deal
      • US Pres. Bush visits Ghana trade fair
      • African and western hemisphere textile groups oppose McDermott trade bill
      • Ethiopian doubles exports to US under AGOA
      • Preferential market access: why rules of origin matter
      • Namibia: Clothing factory shuts doors according to reports
      • Ghana: Investment follows Bush visit
      • Namibia: Setback to EPZ policy as large investor leaves
      • Swaziland: Textile sector target of industrial unrest
      • Kenya's stability an important US priority
      • Nigeria: NEPZA calls for foreign investment
      • Upcoming Trade Event: AGOA Transportation and Trade Forum
      • Namibia: Packages for workers after apparel firm closes
      • Liberia: 'New investment code prohibits discrimination'
      • Africa: Pitfalls of export processing zones
      • Multinational cuts and runs in Namibia
      • USTR lauds progress by COMESA on regional economic integration
      • 'Infrastructure hampering US trade with Africa'
      • South African embassy lends support to GSP petition for manganese metal exports
      • Kenyan firms seek new markets as US orders shrink
      • Togo declared AGOA beneficiary on 21 April 2008
      • US, Mauritius officials meet to further TIFA trade initiative
      • Kenya: Exports shielded from WTO tariff cuts?
      • Experts urge effective use of regional trade openings
      • Ghana: Business call to action
      • Nigeria: 'Essay' on reviving the textile industry
      • South Africa: AGOA gets the C-classes rolling from SA to the US
      • Namibia: 'EPZ does have positive spin-offs'
      • USDA and World Cocoa Foundation announce fellows programme for participants from AGOA countries
      • Announcement: 3rd Annual Africa Regional Conference: Organic cotton - integrating the cotton & textile supply chain
      • Nigeria: Democracy day - commerce and industry sector in perspective
      • South Africa: appetite for products insatiable
      • Kenya: Country needs to move fast on job creation
      • Kenya: Export of clothes down as American economy slows down
      • Africa: Trade talks should harvest Africa gains soon
      • Ghana: Non-traditional exports are booming
      • Mozambique: Companies not taking enough advantage of AGOA
      • Tanzania: Are export processing zones fairing well now?
      • Kenya, US eye open-sky pact to spur trade
      • Presidential Proclamation: Comores declared AGOA eligible
      • Press briefing on
      • 7th AGOA Forum to convene in Washington July 14-16
      • AGOA Forum to focus on expanded trade, economic growth
      • Nigeria slow to utilise AGOA benefits
      • Tanzania: Textile factory shuts as orders decline
      • Tanzania: Investment Centre denies closure plans
      • South African miner’s fate hangs on US decision
      • Burkina Faso: Government signs $481mn aid compact with United States
      • US Agency supports African business
      • Kenya asks US to improve textiles deal
      • Remarks at the AGOA Forum by Condoleza Rice (incl. VIDEO)
      • US courts Africa before Doha round meeting
      • Cameroon: AGOA Forum - PM lobbies for investment assistance
      • AGOA Forum ends today
      • Deputy AU chairperson says AGOA requires some changes to fully benefit Africa
      • US signs TIFA with SACU and EAC
      • Aiding Africa through trade
      • Uganda: President urges farmers to tap US, EU and Asia markets
      • Namibia: Govt hunts for new investors for Ramatex
      • Nigeria: Optimising gains from AGOA
      • United States New Partnership for Development Act: views from Asia
      • Ghana: Manufacturers urged to increase exports to benefit from AGOA
      • Swaziland: Textile industry recovers 70 percent of international orders
      • US elections: Party platfoms offer insight into candidates' views on AGOA
      • Ethiopia: Exports under AGOA excel
      • Ethiopia: Textile turnaround spins in $9.7m from exports
      • US certification move worries local exporters
      • South African jewelry manufacturing facility to benefit from AGOA
      • Profile: SACU’s exports to the US up 15% year on year
      • Uganda: Inquiry into former AGOA factory
      • International textile groups urge US government to monitor chinese apparel exports
      • US president lauds Ghana
      • New report urges Africa to diversify exports to fight poverty
      • Kenya: UN attributes export lag to high wages
      • Tanzanians in America urged to bridge trade links
      • Botswana: Exporters told to prepare for global competition
      • São Tomé hold major investment opportunities for Portuguese firms, says president
      • Nigeria-US trade hits US$35 billion, Nigeria-America chamber of commerce discloses
      • Changes to AGOA passed by US House of Representatives
      • Western financial crisis to affect Africa's economic growth
      • Apparel exporters assured of US Market
      • Sierra Leone: Building on an export-sector-led economy
      • American Congress votes for derogation bill for Mauritian textiles
      • Ghana: Non-traditional exports exceed target
      • Mauritius: New AGOA amendment gives textile sector a breather
      • Africa: Infrastructure is crucial to development
      • Is African dream in Obama or McCain?
      • Africa: Bush Showcases international development progress
      • Africa: Obama presidency would bring new dimension to Africa policy
      • US imports from Tanzania declines by $57.2m in 2008
      • Analysis:
      • Africa: Continent needs infrastructure
      • Ghana: Realising the potential of cashew production
      • Report: McCain may be better for Africa
      • Obama administration expected to support AGOA
      • Obama’s presidency will strengthen trade ties with Kenya-private sector
      • Africa proud of Obama, but sees little change in US ties
      • What Obama means for Africa
      • Obama victory renews hopes of SACU-US talks
      • East Africa: Obama win great for region
      • Recession in US, not Africa’s woes, is Obama’s priority
      • Gambia: AGOA training seminar opens in Banjul Friday
      • South Africa: In hard times, the country must come first
      • Sub-Saharan African textile and apparel inputs subject of ITC review
      • US: Sen. McDermott praises choice of Clinton as Secretary of State
      • Kenya: Incompatible investment climate causes factory closures
      • South Africa: Tradeoff
      • Nigeria: US empowers more Nigerians
      • Reflections on AGOA
      • Kenya: Obama regime will give Africa a sympathetic ear
      • Arusha forum: Calling investors, as others leave?
      • Kenya: Doors opening for SMEs
      • Mauritania loses AGOA eligibility after coup
      • Will Obama administration make Africa a priority?
      • Madagascar: There’s a story worth telling behind those handmade hats
      • Swaziland: Textile industry faces upheaval
      • Kenya: EPZ shift to special economic zones begins
      • Opinion: Africa needs tough love from Obama
      • Nigeria Opinion: Repositioning non-oil exports
      • Nigeria Opinion: Repositioning non-oil exports
      • Africa: Bush legacy is
      • Burkina Faso hails ties with USA, eyes for more cooperation with Obama
      • Old ties in new times: Nigeria and the next US administration
      • Swaziland: Provident fund head calls for fair trade with US
      • Swaziland: Provident fund head calls for fair trade with US
      • Zimbabwe:
      • Nigeria: Commerce ministry trains exporters for AGOA
      • Nigeria: Falling oil prices - time to diversify
      • Kenya: Aggressive marketing required for coffee, says expert
      • Kenya to host 8th AGOA Forum
      • Poor export standard impedes gains of AGOA
      • South Africa: Local textile firms to skip SA fair
      • Kenya: Textile exporters eye US market in recession
      • Nigeria: Benue State partners US on AGOA
      • Uganda: Fears that credit crisis threatens AGOA exports
      • Africa trade the focus of workshop
      • Nigeria: The N70 billion bail-out for textile industry
      • Ethiopia: AGOA exports show over 100% annual increase in 2008
      • New demands on trade likely to hurt African exporters
      • African exports to drop by half?
      • Predicting Obama’s Africa policy
      • East Africa: US President Obama extends hand of friendship to EAC
      • Botswana: Former president joins Boston University residence programme
      • Ethiopia: Meles holds discussions with US trade representative, WTO Director-General
      • Kenya sets up economic zones to boost rapid industrialisation
      • Kenya's Export law to be reviewed
      • Namibia: Regulating Ramatex - Authorities shut out as Malaysian investor threatens Namibian environment
      • Ethiopia: Local businesses to walk globe through export path program
      • Zambia abuzz with plans for increasing honey production
      • Doing business with USA under AGOA... Experts moot new selling mantra
      • Open letter: Ugandan petitions Obama over Whitaker
      • US unveils Sh6.7 billion plan for regional trade
      • Obama may come to Kenya soon
      • Kenya: Economy to recover amid global recession
      • Rwanda: Financial crisis slows Rwanda - US trade
      • Kenya: Exports under AGOA still below target
      • Rwanda, USA move to shield recession-hit trade
      • High costs threaten textile industry
      • Obama policies on Africa to follow in the footsteps of the Bush regime
      • Kenya: Global recession hits export zones
      • Opinion Piece: Where are Africa’s trade soldiers?
      • United States set to limit scope of Southern Africa trade talks, says Kirk
      • Madagascar Coup government may boot US ambassador
      • Obama to visit Ghana in July
      • US to double Africa aid under Obama
      • Why Obama will not visit Kenya
      • Uganda: Museveni woos Iranian investors
      • South Africa: Government to boost textile sector
      • Africa: High-level engagement with continent has started
      • Ghana: Exporters must meet US standards
      • Why the US is 'boosting ties with Africa' - official
      • US-Kenyan trade relations in the spotlight
      • Ghana: AGOA exports under pressure
      • Nigeria: Developing local capacity for local automotive manufacture ?
      • US pulls the plug on SACU deal
      • Nigeria: "Exporting our way to wealth"
      • Opinion: Here's a working US development program - stop it immediately
      • Opinion: Here's a working US development program - stop it immediately
      • AGOA resource centre opens in Nigeria
      • Malawi's AGOA exports under pressure
      • South Africa: United States relations - a post-election prognosis
      • Africa: Trade talk - 'Not on my watch'
      • Nigerian goods failing to make global impact
      • Zimbabwe's US exports more diverse than most AGOA countries
      • Nigeria: Garment sector needs to have specific road map
      • Next AGOA Forum in Kenya
      • Kenyan exports to the US increase
      • East Africa exporters sitting on a goldmine, AGOA meeting told
      • EAC lobby wants region to approach AGOA as one
      • Africa: United States seeks expanded economic growth
      • U.S. African Chamber of Commerce encourages better organization regarding AGOA
      • Africa: Agoa forum seeks to expand US-Africa trade and investment
      • US hopes Obama's visit to Ghana will spur others
      • Kenya: US-Africa trade program shows negative trend
      • Ghana prepares for Obama visit
      • Brazilians may invest in chicken farming in Mozambique - AGOA benefits?
      • Ethiopian textile exports have grown under AGOA – Textile body chief
      • Obama: Ghana visit has no hidden agenda
      • Nigeria: US trade hits $42.2bn
      • Africa: Regional trade hubs help foster US-Africa trade
      • Loss of U.S. trade deal could sink Madagascar textiles
      • Nigeria's US crude export rises by 16 per cent
      • Kenyan exports boosted by duty-free status
      • Food and fabric: Can Obama come through for Africa?
      • Africa: Agency uses AGOA to spur trade, investment
      • Cameroon encouraged to take advantage of AGOA Forum
      • Kenya: Agoa earns exporters Sh20 billion
      • US-Africa trade improving lives across Africa
      • Africa to benefit more from AGOA with a developed manufacturing engine
      • Comment: Obama’s Accra declaration and aspects of a new US-African policy (1)
      • Kenyan farmers reap gloom from American market
      • Comment: How prepared is the EAC for the AGOA meeting?
      • Africa: Enhanced US market access critical
      • AGOA Forum: Hillary Clinton to visit
      • Kenya: Use AGOA Forum to seek new market openings
      • Eighth AGOA forum more important than ever
      • Africa: Agoa spurs African stock exchanges
      • Kenya: President appeals to America to extend favourable rules of origin for apparel exports
      • Envoy hails Clinton’s trip to Africa, focus on hunger, AGOA
      • Africa: Civil society plays important role at AGOA Forum
      • Videos from the 8th AGOA Forum in Kenya - Day 1
      • Africa seeks permanent AGOA deal
      • Clinton's delicate challenges in Africa
      • Hillary Clinton begins 7-Stop Africa tour at the AGOA Forum
      • U S trade ties with Africa: Benefits given, opportunities lost?
      • Reforms record under scrutiny at 2009 AGOA Forum
      • African specialty foods key part of AGOA
      • Kenya urges US to help Africa to reap AGOA benefits
      • US urges Africa to break trade barriers
      • Clinton on way to South Africa after the AGOA Forum
      • Madagascar: "Hillary offers trade opportunities to Africa – unless we don’t feel like it"
      • Video clips from the 8th AGOA Forum in Kenya
      • Madagascar’s AGOA status in peril, likely to hinge on elections
      • Regional blocs to help states boost exports to the US
      • AGOA success hinges on its permanency
      • Obama encourages increased US-African trade
      • Challenges abound as Africa seeks to penetrate global markets
      • Ethiopia: Local companies seek to penetrate in US specialty foods market
      • Can US trade help Africa?
      • US pledges aid for African scientists
      • Build brands to seize AGOA market
      • Comment: The 8th AGOA Forum in Kenya
      • Africa faces WTO hurdle in bid to extend AGOA
      • Comesa: AGOA should focus on investment
      • Africa asking for long-lasting AGOA
      • AGOA and Africa's prosperity
      • Four ways to help Africa
      • East Africa: Exporters struggle to meet criteria for AGOA products
      • Africa: Reforming African economies continue to reap benefits
      • Trade talk: Debunking myths about AGOA
      • Growth opportunity is not well utilised in Nigeria
      • Africa: Obama Administration committed to partnering with Africa - Johnnie Carson
      • Nigeria: Federal government worried over poor Nigeria/US trade
      • Uganda: Government renews support for local textile industry
      • South Africa urges the US to extend its duty-free trade law
      • South Africa: "Extend AGOA" - Minister Davies
      • Nigeria: AGOA - an untapped opportunity
      • Remarks by Secretary of State Clinton at the CCA meeting in Washington
      • Nigeria’s AGOA Challenge
      • Exporting goods? Adhere to the rules
      • South Africa: New East London motor plant to fuel exports and jobs
      • Nigeria: Investors urged to take advantage of AGOA, TIFA
      • Turkish textile firm invests in Ethiopia
      • New beginnings, enduring challenges: American foreign policy to the African continent from Kennedy to Obama
      • Kenya warned of trade ban risk in reforms row with US
      • US market still open to Africa - Rosa Whitaker
      • US lobby pushes for Kenya, Madagascar to be retained as AGOA beneficiary
      • Recovering US economy presents hope for Kenya
      • USTR leads trade and investment talks with largest African regional economic community
      • Kenya asked to work closely with trade negotiators
      • Nigeria, ECOWAS partner to boost bilateral trade
      • Development Bank president set to discuss cooperation and IT during official visit
      • Gambia: US embassy, government to host international trade forum
      • East Africa: EPZ investors push for a larger local market
      • The Gambia: AGOA business forum opens in Gambian capital
      • Botswana: 5000 workers lose jobs as textile factory closes down
      • Nigeria: Federal government set to revive textile sector
      • Bill H.R. 4101 - New Partnership for Trade Development Act of 2009
      • Madagascar: Further AGOA eligibility depends on political change
      • Ethiopia - TPLF Owned textile factory begins exporting product to US
      • Kenya: Experts fault tax incentives for EPZ companies
      • Madagascar eligibility: US Dept of State press release
      • Nigera: More US investors coming to country
      • Kenya to roll out special trade zones in six months
      • Kenya: Trade zones to inject life into local firms
      • Niger: US suspends Niger aid over democracy concerns
      • Three countries suspended from AGOA
      • Obama ends benefits for Guinea, Madagascar, Niger
      • Southern African ministers prepare report on regional crises - AGOA implications
      • Good governance for Africa
      • MCC, AGOA : two powerful US cooperation levers in Africa
      • Support Kenya cotton sector, group pleads
      • Nigeria, US walk diplomatic straining path
      • US export window has failed in Nigeria’
      • Nigeria: AGOA - Chamber of commerce to assist businessmen
      • Forget the World Cup, 2010 could be a difficult trade year for Africa
      • Africa weighs Obama's first year
      • Has Obama been good to Africa?
      • Madagascar: Post-AGOA reflections
      • One year later: President Obama and US policy in Africa
      • Kenya: Production at EPZs on a decline
      • US-Nigeria Trade: Federal Government targets increased FDI, market access
      • Madagascar’s economy reels as EU also mulls sanctions
      • Africa: EU to peg development assistance on governance
      • Nigeria: The changing face of the Shea butter industry
      • Botswana: Locals must be part of economic transformation
      • East Africa: First EAC-USA Council on Trade and Investment meeting
      • Cotton sub-sector in dire straits as production declines
      • Sierra Leone's preferential market access to key markets for sugar & palm oil
      • US-Africa trade under AGOA stands at $104 billion
      • US business to Africa: Stop the blame game (interview)
      • The Gambia: State reaffirms commitment to promoting trade
      • Global recovery renews interest in Kenya’s EPZs
      • Gambia’s trade minister re-affirms importance of entreprenuer training
      • Madagascar: Textile industry unravels
      • Gambia, US urged to deepen business ties
      • Regional players cry foul over unfair trade with the US market
      • Nigeria goes trading in America
      • Tanzania: US markets invite local produce
      • Perspectives from Bangladesh on the proposed US trade legislation
      • Madagascar crisis puts thousands out of work
      • East Africa: Why the US has joined the rush for East Africa
      • Madagascar sanctions
      • Remarks by Chairman Donald Payne at 'An Overview of US Policy in Africa' hearing
      • Policy Statement: Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs discusses US policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
      • South Africa's vehicle exports plummet, but USA exports under AGOA remain buoyant
      • Column: 'The truth as Madagascar goes downhill'
      • US and Nigeria aim to improve ties through broad-based accord
      • Botswana Parliament adopts national trade policy
      • Nigeria: Harnessing the gains of President Jonathan's visit to Washington
      • South Africa has requested rollover of Agoa – Minister Davies
      • 300 Gambian fashion designers to attend textile expo in US
      • AGOA dollars elude Uganda
      • South Africa: Grant plan for motor industry publicised
      • Gambia designers storm the United States
      • The new scramble for Africa
      • Nigeria, US sign MoU on market promotion
      • Swaziland: US trade act a mixed bag for Swazis
      • Kenya: Prime Minister issues order on textile purchases
      • Swaziland struggling to reap full benefits from AGOA
      • South Africa: Exports to US grow as trade revives
      • Collier warns against expanding AGOA-like trade preferences
      • Ethiopia: Large textile factory opens near Addis Ababa
      • Scramble for Africa
      • Sub-Saharan Africa enjoying benefits of AGOA
      • Obama right to press Kenya to reform
      • Africa: Export zones to boost Africa's manufacturing industry
      • Congress, USTR Kirk celebrate first decade of AGOA
      • Two East Africans chosen by respected US think tank
      • EU-Asia FTA affects African textile exports
      • Asian countries' eagerness to strike FTA a lesson for African textile sector
      • Happy 10th birthday AGOA but why is there no party?
      • New AGOA: Merely recycling old ideas?
      • Decade-old US AGOA trade program assessed
      • The Gambia: New chamber of commerce to rejig country’s trade efforts
      • Obama Administration committed to AGOA partnership with Africa
      • Old car tires fuel green shoe revolution in Ethiopia
      • Kenya: Industrialists see fortune in special economic zones
      • US VP Biden’s visit to Kenya signals more US interest in region
      • Kenya: Biden’s visit promotes US agenda
      • US Government: Diplomacy Briefing on Sub-Saharan Africa
      • Clinton: Africa must launch tough economic reforms
      • Diplomacy Briefing: US priorities for SSA
      • Kenya: Biden's promises to country nothing to write home about
      • East Africa: EAC to draw up AGOA work plan
      • AGOA creates more than 300,000 jobs in Africa
      • Nigeria: Decline in textile export earnings persists
      • Angola: Country wants to diversify export to US
      • United States, Angola hold high-level trade and investment talks
      • African countries urged to take advantage of AGOA
      • US President Obama hails Zambia
      • Nigeria: AGOA products not competitive in USA
      • Africa: Obama administration planning 50th anniversary festivities to honor 'significant gains'
      • Ghana, US trade hits $361m in first quarter 2010
      • Ghana, United States hold trade talks
      • US envoy urges women to exploit AGOA
      • Entrepreneur urges Washington to include South African apparel in AGOA
      • SACU: Critical meeting for regional customs union
      • Zambia: Trade organisation notes under-exploitation of US honey market
      • Angola: Luanda port development good for trade
      • Kenya: African cheese company turns to the US
      • Prominent AGOA textile exporter appointed to lead Manufacturers' Association
      • AU summit must focus on all eight MDGs
      • West Africa: Civil society groups call for removal of trade barriers in Africa
      • 2010 AGOA Civil Society Forum to convene in Washington
      • AGOA Civil Society Forum 2010
      • Ghana: Exporters urged to intensify exports to US
      • Africa: 34 African businesswomen attending AGOA Forum
      • US-Africa trade: Time for Africa to add value
      • AGOA Forum an excellent opportunity to assess U.S.-Africa trade
      • AGOA: African businesswomen at the forefront of trade
      • South Africa seeks to maintain AGOA benefits
      • Zambia: Mutati arrives in USA for AGOA Forum
      • Clinton to address 9th AGOA Forum
      • USTR Kirk confident of trade pact progress this year
      • African exporters seek a connection in US
      • Angola: Governmental delegation at AGOA 2010 Forum in US
      • Angola: Trade minister points out new perspectives for Angolan economy
      • Communiqué from the 9th AGOA Civil Society Forum
      • Hillary Clinton's address at the 2010 AGOA Forum
      • US-Africa trade in the spotlight at annual AGOA Forum
      • AGOA: A mutually advantageous trade between Africa and the US
      • US urged to invest in Africa
      • Zambia's Mutati’s strong address at AGOA forum wins him standing ovation
      • AGOA described as a
      • US focusing on high-end to boost export trade with Africa
      • Ethiopian, US Export-Import Bank sign 1.6 USD bn agreement
      • Africa: AGOA likely to be renewed before 2015 expiration
      • AGOA Forum 2010: Ministers learn importance of adding value to commodities
      • Africa, small firms can benefit from trade
      • Kenya’s textile exports to US face stiff competition
      • African agribusiness leaders network with counterparts in US
      • US tells Africa to look beyond textiles
      • Cameroon: Government assesses "AGOA adhesion"
      • Botswana: Businesses advised to take advantage of AGOA
      • Africa: Poor infrastructure hindering competitiveness - World Bank
      • Column: Trade Talk - Don't mischaracterise AGOA
      • Ford Ranger truck production could move to SA thanks to AGOA
      • Mainstream US media criticized for ignoring positive developments in Africa
      • AGOA provides solution to real sector challenge’
      • Botswana: Government wants to reduce import bill
      • Kenya: Textile firms protest at port delays
      • Angola: Ministry of Commerce holds workshop on AGOA
      • Blog: only trade-fuelled growth can help the world’s poor
      • Mali, US sign agreement on sustainable development, poverty alleviation
      • Zambia: Trade needs private sector support to succeed
      • Nigeria at 50 a goldmine for potential investors
      • Zambia to host Africa's honey conference
      • Swaziland: Investment agency focused on developing textile sector
      • Gambia: US embassy, entrepreneurs meet on AGOA
      • Nigeria: ‘Agriculture possesses greater potential for Africa’s transformation’
      • 'US is key in promoting Gambia textile market'
      • US plays crucial role in promoting Gambian textiles
      • Uganda: Invest in agribusiness for development, Museveni tells investors
      • Madagascar: Clothing producers face hard times following AGOA suspension
      • Export Promotion is the way to go for Uganda
      • US car maker's South African plant to export new Ranger to Europe, Africa, Russia
      • Kenya’s textile sector to gain from rising US demand
      • US government increases funding to COMESA
      • Zambia: Trade and Industry Minister Mutati bemoans Zambia’s export challenges
      • Africa resisting the threat of EPAs
      • Trade hub to address poverty reduction in SADC region
      • Zambia: Zambia, America trade poor – Mutati
      • Tanzania: Recognizing, celebrating local successful entrepreneurs crucial
      • Tanzania: Government to repossess failed privatised public firms
      • Mozambique clothing manufacturer eyes South African, AGOA market
      • Zambia makes tremendous strides in AGOA exports
      • Ghana: Government to focus on industrialisation
      • DRC loses AGOA beneficiary status
      • DR Congo opposed to removal from US AGOA list
      • Congo slams US AGOA decision
      • US ambassador to Sierra Leone: “I want to change the war image of Sierra Leone”
      • 'DRC's suspension from AGOA is no sanction'
      • Tanzania: Up cotton, textile production
      • Kenya: Crunch time for textile sector as shortage bites
      • Kenya: Cotton shortage may jeopardize AGOA exports
      • Swaziland, Lesotho might benefit from SA factories' migration
      • Zambia: Clinton to attend 2011 AGOA forum scheduled for Lusaka
      • US focus on Africa to rise, but AGOA extension may hit resistance
      • Liberia could be petroleum exporter to United States
      • US government concerned with Zambia's AGOA failure
      • Rosa Whitaker: SA must lobby now for AGOA to continue
      • Coats Madagascar unit expects revenue to rebound after AGOA restored
      • Zambia: Invest in Zambia- Reserve bank urges the US
      • Liberia: Country qualifies for duty-free textile export to USA
      • SA trade surplus with US grows by a 'sterling' 80%
      • Lesotho plans for life without US trade lifeline
      • Madagascar crisis sparks worry, hope among businessmen
      • Zambia: 'This is Africa’s moment; Seizing opportunity to turn poverty into prosperity
      • Raw materials rule threatens Kenya textile exports to US
      • Bilateral trade between US and Ghana grew by 48 per cent in 2010
      • Africa: We need a new US trade framework
      • Liberia: US trade delegation in country
      • Zambia hasn’t taken full advantage of AGOA, says ZDA expert
      • Ghana: Free Zones a good decision for the country
      • US-Uganda trade forum set for March
      • Zambia: AGOA - it's make or break for country
      • Ethiopia building capacity to maximize benefit from AGOA
      • Kenya: Business picks up in EPZ but energy costs high
      • Zambia-2011 AGOA Forum: Clinton to attend 2011 AGOA Forum in Lusaka
      • Last frontier for business 'increasingly abandoned by US Dept of Commerce'
      • Zambia gearing up for African-US trade talks
      • Zambia: Marketing Institute optimistic about June AGOA meeting
      • AGOA Forum 2011: How can Zambia benefit?
      • Updates on the AGOA Forum 2011
      • Botswana: Textiles off to a brisk 2011
      • Zambia: AGOA remains relevant to drive export growth
      • African countries 'still need AGOA'
      • Ethiopia: US clothing brands to scout for local producers
      • Zambia: Set up lab, certification centre, US urged
      • Zambia: Egyptian company tips govt on US market
      • Nigeria: Free trade zones scheme are vehicles for industrial development
      • Malawi officials in Miami to discuss trade opportunities
      • Zambia: 'AGOA flaws redeemable'
      • Zambia: Rethinking AGOA summit
      • Assistant Trade Representative dispels myths about AGOA
      • AGOA envoys should consider investing in Africa
      • AGOA to build capacities for Africa
      • Zambia increases agriculture exports to United States
      • Kenya: New input rule threatens textile exports to US
      • AGOA: Glimmer of hope is not always a life boat for any stressful situation
      • 'Real changes needed in policy and implementation'
      • Ghana's governance credentials lauded
      • Tough US quality checks lock out Kenya flowers
      • Africa needs own narrative on future relations with US
      • Botswana: Women entrepreneurs sharpen AGOA readiness
      • Botswana: Batswana entrepreneurs fail to use AGOA
      • Sub Saharan agri exports low
      • Zambia: AGOA Ministers push for better deal with US
      • Oil still dominates African trade, with talks ahead
      • AGOA: Experts want AGOA clause extended
      • Kenya seeks new market for EPZA goods
      • Obama Administration wants Africa Extension Act extended to 2025
      • US government discusses AGOA extension
      • Zimbabwe: No progress in improving human rights - US official situation
      • Kenya: End of AGOA could destroy textile sector
      • USTDA continues to forge partnerships within the AGOA Forum
      • Zambia: Regional integration important for trade, says CCA
      • AGOA Forum to focus on infrastructure for trade
      • Explore Southern Africa’s Textile & Apparel manufacturing industry
      • Nearly all booths taken for AGOA Forum trade fair
      • Hillary Clinton to visit Zambia for AGOA next month
      • 10 years on, Nigeria fails to tap into AGOA export
      • AGOA must be revitalised, says African cotton body
      • Nigeria and America’s trade policy with Africa
      • EX-IM bank could spend $1.5billion this year on infrastructure in AGOA countries
      • AGOA: The Centrepiece of US-Africa trade and investment
      • US sees hope for Africa in AGOA
      • Clinton to tour Africa to discuss trade, development
      • AGOA Forum 2011 - media note issued by US Dept. of State
      • USTR briefing on upcoming AGOA Forum
      • BUSA calls for extension of AGOA beyond 2015
      • Zimbabwe: Local business people to meet Hillary Clinton
      • Guest Column: The 2011 AGOA Forum - Is this the year that Africa is ready?
      • AGOA pre-forum event in Lusaka, with videoconference
      • Rwanda: Reforms could help Rwanda to tap AGOA opportunity
      • South Africa: AGOA could be used to leverage regional integration
      • USADF promotes grassroots development at AGOA Forum
      • South Africa eyes AGOA forum for manufacturing gain
      • African countries seek AGOA extension, export diversification, more US investment in 2011 Forum
      • US seeks greater economic role in Africa
      • Kenya urges US to relax rules of origin requirements under AGOA
      • African business leaders eye expanded exports under US trade Act
      • US commits $120mil towards USAID African Trade Hubs
      • AGOA Forum: Continent's upheavals hinder AGOA goals
      • AGOA Forum: African business leaders want more US investments
      • Americans, Africans debate future of trade program
      • US 'concerned' about China business practices in Africa
      • Remarks at Launch of U.S.-Zambia chamber of commerce
      • Zambian-American chamber of commerce launched
      • USTR describes AGOA Forum as 'productive'
      • Hillary Clinton's closing remarks at AGOA Forum 2011
      • Civil Society Communiqué - Outcomes of the AGOA forum
      • African trade ministers want US to extend AGOA
      • China dismisses US swipe on “colonial” role in Africa
      • Ethiopia to host 2013 AGOA Forum?
      • African countries want AGOA extension
      • Zambia in spotlight after AGOA forum
      • Tanzania: AGOA exports realise over Sh20bn million in five years
      • Tanzania: Govt adopts programme to boost trade through AGOA
      • Africa awakes and is open for business
      • Staying the course: US – Africa relations
      • Liberia - President Sirleaf visits US, urges contyiued support for Liberia
      • Swaziland: 15 000 employed in textile industry
      • Honey industry ups production, focuses on AGOA market
      • The shea butter economy: big money and exploitation
      • Favorite or prodigal son? US - Africa policy under Obama
      • Uncertainty dogs US-Africa trade
      • Nigeria: How to tap into foodstuff export market
      • Nigeria and the AGOA programme
      • Proposed legislation to extend apparel provisions to 2015
      • Botswana's textile exports decline sharply
      • Foreign investors consider Tanzania too bureaucratic
      • Kenya Power resorts to rationing
      • Kenya: Farmers embrace cottage industry to maximise earnings from cotton
      • South Sudan: Country may be included in AGOA Bill
      • US: AGOA apparel extension proposed
      • 50 years later: Where did Africa go wrong?
      • Zambia: FDA addressing supply, value chains under AGOA
      • AGOA Forum 2011 - the next step
      • South African ambassador showcases importance of summer citrus to US
      • Zambia: Honey council in equipment boost
      • SA's ambassador Rasool expresses hope US will retain trade-preference law
      • More RSA citrus regions could gain US access
      • Africa: Killing growth with the best of intentions
      • Challenges slow Kenyan cotton industry's rebound
      • Botswana: Ignorance of AGOA hurts Ngami weavers
      • Does the space for industrialisation exist for Namibia?
      • Zamibia: Be proactive, local entrepreneurs told
      • Kenya: Shivers ahead of AGOA (textile) deadline
      • Issues slow recovery of Kenya's cotton industry
      • Gambia AGOA resource centre opens today
      • USTR Ron Kirk applauds Senate passage of key trade programs
      • Ghanaian women participate in African Women Entrepreneurship programme
      • Nigeria-America trade volume hits $34.6bn
      • Pro Bono: Ethics in whole cloth
      • AGOA in top gear
      • Namibia: Geingob leads SME team to USA
      • Ugandan coffee firm eyes AGOA market
      • Business groups call for AGOA expansion
      • Textiles: Nigeria’s dying goldmine
      • Lobbies push for extension of fabric exports to US
      • Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea and Niger proclaimed AGOA eligible
      • Statement by USTR Ron Kirk on restoring AGOA to Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea and Niger
      • Text of presidential proclamation regarding Niger, Guinea and Ivory Coast gaining AGOA preferences
      • Zambia: Gemstone industrial park to create 30,000 jobs, AGOA exports forecast
      • Awaiting further action on AGOA from Obama
      • USTR praises restored trade preferences for three African nations
      • Lesotho: Government to turn its back on textile industry (Report)
      • US asks East Africa to jointly market AGOA
      • Where incentives mean more clothing jobs
      • Press Release: United States and East African Community launch discussions on new trade and investment initiative
      • US launches trade talks with East African Community (EAC)
      • US, Africa consult on reviewing AGOA for increased benefits
      • Uganda needs government support on AGOA initiative
      • East Africa: US asks region to jointly market AGOA
      • The AGOA problem: Africa's hidden secret
      • SA-US trade links threat
      • Lesotho: Textile industry gets a lifeline
      • Q&A: Lesotho looks to Canada to boost struggling textile industry
      • Rich states alter WTO agenda – SA trade minister Davies
      • Nigeria: Ministry inaugurates African Women’s Entrepreneurship Programme (AWEP)
      • Nigeria earns N240bn from non-oil exports in six months
      • Madagascar: Donors deliver despite sanctions
      • Africa rising: The hopeful continent
      • Trade minister launches Ghana’s African Womens' Entrepreneurship Programme
      • USTR Ron Kirk discusses policy priorities with trade advisory committee on Africa
      • Zambia: Local gemstone company showcases products in US
      • Ghana Chapter of Hillary Clinton’s AWEP initiative launched
      • SA exports to US increase 16% in first nine months
      • US Govt. fact sheet: Supporting South Sudan’s Vision for the Future
      • US: Proposes textile and apparel boost for LDCs
      • South Sudan: "US gets ready for oil race" - Article
      • New US initiatives to boost trade and investment opportunities for LDCs
      • Tanzania: Accurate timely market information necessary to farmers, SMEs
      • US announces results of 2011 annual presidential AGOA eligibility review
      • AGOA eligibility continues in 2012 for 40 African countries
      • USTR issues GSP, AGOA annual reviews
      • Zambia’s 2011 economic performance at a glance
      • US government keeps AGOA eligible sub-Saharan African countries at 40
      • Namibia: What impact will an Obama re-election have on Namibia as well as Africa?
      • 'Take advantage of AGOA' says Zambia's minister of tradeSichinga
      • Cote d'Ivoire: Remarks from meeting between Sec Hillary Clinton and President Alassane Ouattara
      • Sri Lanka urged to use Senegal duty free market access
      • Mozambique and the United States negotiate new trade and investment framework agreement
      • USTR Ambassador Marantis visits Mauritius
      • Lesotho’s economy catches flu - from South Africa’s sneeze
      • US, Mauritius hold TIFA consultations
      • Kenya: Exporters reap record pay from weakening shilling
      • Kenya textile firms fear losses amid uncertainty over AGOA fate
      • Kenya: Firms see rise in exports to US despite hurdles
      • Trade barriers costing Africa billions of dollars, says World Bank study
      • Why China’s engagement with Africa is on the rise
      • Madagascar textile sector posts 20% growth in 2011
      • Former CBC Chair, trade diplomat honoured by international affairs group
      • America’s global agenda for economic freedom
      • Nigeria: How non-oil exports drive economy
      • Liberia’s growing mineral water industry
      • Swaziland: Cross border traders happy with Time Release Study
      • US president’s 2012 trade policy agenda sets ambitious course to support American jobs
      • Tanzania: Firms earmark $23.2m to export investment
      • Trucks impounded in Nairobi for smuggling nuts
      • Congressman Don Payne - A trailblazer for peace, development and justice in Africa
      • Has Lesotho lost its way?
      • Swaziland's AGOA exports decline by E200m
      • AGOA boosts African apparel sector, exports grow
      • 'Shift US mentality from aid to trade' - US Senator
      • Africa: US focuses on energy, infrastructure on continent
      • US extends trade benefit programme to South Sudan
      • USTR Ron Kirk comments on presidential actions related to the GSP
      • New textile unit to be operational in Ethiopia this month
      • Horticultural produce lifts Kenya exports to US
      • South Sudan runs out of time for oil transit alternatives
      • AGOA exports surpass US$44 billion
      • Cote d'Ivoire: Prime Minister Ahoussou and Ambassador Carter hold talks on US bilateral relations
      • Seizing opportunities from a transforming Africa
      • Mozambicans eager to do business with Swazis
      • Africa: US Congress calls on Obama to engage African markets
      • South Africa: Automotive sector gears up for record
      • Testimony of Florizelle Liser, Assistant USTR for Africa, on Obama Administration's trade policy to increase US exports to Africa
      • Nigeria: NEPC worries over dominance of raw commodities in exports
      • Maputo conference promotes USA / Mozambique economic relations
      • Kenya: Power outage forces closure of EPZ firms
      • Africa: US government, businesses strengthen trade ties with Africa
      • Kenya: Country looking to diversify US exports
      • United States concludes review of model Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT)
      • Botswana: Exporters pin hopes on AGOA revival
      • Botswana: Textile factory to shed part of workforce next month
      • Report: Ethiopia to host next year's 2013 AGOA Forum
      • Kenyan MPs suggest tax break for large textile firms
      • US Congress must take action to renew AGOA
      • FDI into Africa accelerates as investor perceptions begin to shift
      • Botswana: Key study could rescue ailing textile sector
      • A tipping point for US-Africa commercial relations
      • Protect jobs supported by US-Africa textile trade
      • Kenya: Over 40,000 jobs in textile industry on the chopping board
      • USTR urges extension of AGOA's textile provision
      • Mauritius, Zambia plea for AGOA fabric rule extension
      • US meeting to decide fate of textile workers
      • Africa: Facts on textile provisions in AGOA and CAFTA-DR
      • Africa: Great opportunity lies between oil and textiles on continent
      • Carson: AGOA boosts trade, supports shared growth with Africa
      • Botswana: Textile sector's future hinges on June US meeting
      • Zambia's AGOA exports soar
      • US envoy pushes for AGOA policy, increased bilateral trade
      • Africa: The next frontier for investors
      • Ethiopia: Traditional weavers to weave their way into international market
      • Swaziland: More jobs to be created with renewal of AGOA provision
      • Kenya: US Senator Coons tours Delaware native's eco-friendly business in Kenya
      • Africa: Continent's time has come, says US trade official
      • Africa: US Congressional inaction threatens jobs, consumers
      • Nigeria-US oil exports rose to $34bn in 2011
      • Mauritius Ambassador seeks extension of AGOA provision
      • US, West African customs officials discuss requirements of AGOA
      • ‘Zambia, US trade unbalanced’
      • AGOA: Nigeria exports to US hit USD44bn
      • AGOA Forum 2012 Washington - Programme details
      • US-Sub Saharan (Ministerial session) trade forum begins in Washington Thursday
      • US Assistant Sec of State to give keynote address at CSO AGOA Forum
      • Eleventh AGOA Forum focusing on infrastructure
      • Sec Clinton to deliver opening remarks at AGOA Ministerial Forum
      • Rule to encourage Africa trade set to expire
      • 'Politics' blocking African trade bill-USTR Kirk
      • US Chamber of Commerce letter on AGOA third country fabric provision
      • On-the-Record Briefing - Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnny Carson and Deputy Trade Representative Ambassador Demetrios Marantis
      • White House fact sheet on 'New Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa'
      • Africa: Clinton applauds AGOA at 11th Forum kick-off (incl. link to video)
      • White House Factsheet on new strategy towards Africa, plus overview of past US engagement with Africa
      • Zambia: Tackle non-tariff barriers, urges US expert
      • US, South Africa step up trade relationship
      • East Africa, US to pursue trade and investment partnership
      • US trade official's closing remarks at AGOA Forum
      • USTR Ron Kirk and South Africa's trade minister Rob Davies sign agreement to enhance trade and investment
      • AGOA session highlights civil society's importance to prosperity
      • Rep. Baucus, Sen. Hatch introduce bill to support jobs, strengthen trade ties with Sub-Saharan Africa and Central America
      • 11th AGOA Forum ends in Washington
      • Rwanda: Transport hurdles limit AGOA benefits
      • US Congress looks to extend AGOA apparel provisions
      • Congressional testimony on embracing Africa's potential, delivered by Assistant Secretary Johnnie Carson
      • Senate Committee holds hearing on Africa's market potential (transcript)
      • Tanzania: DITF calls upon Tantrade to study AGOA needs
      • Africa on the rise - opinion piece
      • FDI inflows to sub-Saharan Africa on the rise
      • East Africa: EAC earns US$202 million from AGOA exports
      • A second look at AGOA - opinion piece
      • AGOA uncertainty hurts textile workers
      • USTR lauds Senate Finance Committee's passing of AGOA fabric extension
      • East Africa: 'New trade deal between EAC and US good, but who cares?'
      • United States: Senate Finance Committee approves bills
      • Africa: Senator Coons talks about the importance of open markets between US and Africa
      • Senator Coburn seeks to split African Trade/CAFTA/Burma legislation-Sen Baucus objects
      • Senator Coburn vows to block unanimous consent vote on bill to assist African economies
      • A world of change: Competition changes Africa’s economic paradigm
      • US orders dip as AGOA provision extension gets stalled
      • The Obama Administration's economic strategy for Africa
      • House of Reps passes AGOA fabric provisions
      • Senate rejects Coburn amendment, passes AGOA fabric provisions
      • USTR Ron Kirk applauds Congressional renewal of AGOA’S third-country fabric provision
      • US Congress approves lifeline for African clothing
      • South Africa's trade minister Davies: 'Africa is booming'
      • Senators Coons, Isakson praise Senate's reauthorization of key provision of Africa trade law
      • South Africa gears up for AGOA-extension charm offensive
      • AGOA Action Coalition and the Whitaker Group applaud AGOA third country fabric renewal
      • Strengthening trade relations with Africa
      • South Africa calls for extension of AGOA
      • SA ambassador to US Ebrahim Rasool welcomes AGOA extension
      • Clothing industry seeks change in SA’s AGOA status
      • SA Minister Davies urges US to invest long-term in Africa
      • SA’s Brics status not a ‘stigma’, US says as it weighs AGOA’s future
      • South Africa speaks with rare authority - Clinton
      • South Africa: US 'committed to AGOA', Clinton tells SA
      • Statement by the press secretary on the passing of Bill H.R. 5986
      • South Africa: Reporter's notebook - Hillary & Maite
      • South Africa: Car-makers lobby US on trade deal
      • South Africa's AGOA future is uncertain
      • Favorable trade provision for Africa extended
      • SA sharpening its AGOA-extension arguments as 2015 looms
      • US aims to step up trade activity in Africa
      • Nigeria’s oil product import from US rises
      • Botswana: Trade minister urges textile firms to exploit AGOA provision
      • Obama declares Nigeria world’s next economic giant
      • AGOA boosts SA-US trade
      • SA hopes for expanded AGOA coverage, but prioritises extension
      • Liberia: US trade delegation on wine promotion tour
      • Africa: Continent's nations should trade with each other
      • How to boost US-African trade
      • Mozambique hopes to rebuild clothing sector
      • Johnnie Carson: America's Mr Africa
      • The United States' partnership with Africa (by Hillary Clinton)
      • Zambia: Food exporter gains US FDA export license
      • Trade and Technologies: Africa in the Year 2022
      • US Trade Ambassador Marantis begins three-country East Africa visit in Burundi
      • When a success isn't: Africa's clothing export numbers, debunked
      • US: Walmart, South Africa Citrus Growers celebrate benefits of export program
      • US Trade Ambassador Marantis to visit apparel factory UAL in Kenya
      • EAC and US take 'important steps' toward trade partnership
      • Zambia: Manufacturing sector records growth
      • Africa mulls Obama's presidency
      • Visiting US Secretary commends Uganda on AGOA
      • Rising costs in Asia makes AGOA countries attractive
      • Africa: Hidden in plain sight - a bipartisan trade strategy that works
      • Africa seeks deeper relations with Obama after election victory
      • Analysis: So now what for Obama?
      • What will four more years of Barack Obama mean for Africa?
      • Africa: Could President Obama's re-election signal an opportunity to deepen economic ties and boost job creation in US and Africa?
      • Expiring provision extended, but little to 'strengthen' the law
      • Zambia: Extend AGOA facility, says Sichinga
      • Obama follows up Africa strategy with 'doing business' campaign
      • 'Obama eager to extend AGOA'
      • South Africa 'must be part of AGOA for sake of neighbours'
      • US hints at renewing AGOA after 2015 expiration
      • Obama and Africa
      • East Africa: New US plan to boost business
      • Africa: The perfect storm for an enhanced AGOA
      • US official rebuts Africa trade criticism
      • Text of presidential proclamation regarding Mali and Guinea-Bissau losing AGOA preferences
      • Obama withdraws AGOA preferences from Mali and Guinea-Bissau, confirms addition of South Sudan
      • Ethiopia: Preparation underway to successfully host 2013 AGOA forum
      • The future of AGOA and US-Africa trade
      • Madagascar's exclusion from AGOA to continue for now
      • Ghana: Pan-African Business Forum calls on Obama to strengthen MCA
      • Behind the times: Washington's slow changing attitude to Africa
      • Where next? US-Africa relations under a second term
      • Hagel, Kerry, and Brennan Senate confirmation hearings: US policy on Sub-Saharan Africa
      • Walmart adopts zero tolerance policy for global sourcing
      • US proposes (flexibility in) sourcing of 'scarce' textiles outside TPP-bloc
      • South Africa: Car exporters reassured on Agoa
      • Sierra Leone: Four products certified for US export
      • Unleashing the US investor in Africa: A critique of US policy toward the continent
      • AGOA initiative expands to northern Uganda
      • Uganda: AGOA SMEs ask for tax reduction
      • Mercedes-Benz optimistic about South Africa
      • Botswana: Textile sector eyes P500 million bailout
      • Reviving Nigeria's ailing textile industry
      • Zambia: AGOA not fully exploited
      • US trade policy can’t fix waning demand
      • US business community still upbeat about South Africa, Africa
      • US-Africa trade up more than 500% since 2001 but many African countries losing out
      • Tanzanian Cotton Board seeks revival of textile industries
      • US Senator urges early renewal of Africa trade bill
      • US engagement with the rising continent: Embracing Africa’s economic potential
      • TIFA will help ease trade in West Africa
      • US trade stalemate pregnant with possibility
      • Botswana: Textile exports plunge 67 percent
      • Dem. Rep. Bass: US needs to strengthen trade ties with Africa
      • Malawi, US seek to boost bilateral trade, investment
      • Transforming the US-Africa commercial relationship
      • West Africa: US and West African countries work towards trade deal
      • South Africa: Clothing, textiles can contribute to job creation
      • Source Africa showcases Africa’s best textiles and apparel
      • Lesotho: Growth in textiles and clothing plays central role in jobs creation
      • Weaving Success - SA textile industry has great job potential
      • Kenya: Origin Africa takes center stage in New York
      • Ethiopia preparing for the 12th AGOA Forum
      • East Africa: Kenya pips Tanzania in AGOA Trade
      • Labour laws keep South Africa's textile industry struggling along
      • Gambia: Trade ministry, US embassy poised to improve bilateral trade, investment
      • Requests for funds to dominate Obama’s visit to Africa
      • US unwisely ignores sub-Saharan Africa - Former US Ambassador John Price
      • South Africa: Turning waste into wealth
      • Two-day AGOA mid-term review ahead of Forum on the way
      • EAC-US trade deal fair, says Rwanda Trade Minister Kanimba
      • Nigeria: Stakeholders chart way towards reviving textile sector
      • Obama's upcoming visit to deepen Africa ties
      • Uganda: Ban second-hand clothing imports to grow local industry
      • New AGOA Forum 2013 dates announced
      • Zambia, America relations requires further growth in prosperity and investment trade - Ambassador Storella
      • US stresses Importance of doing business in Nigeria, others
      • Obama visit to highlight South Africa, US ties
      • Obama's African outlook splits opinion
      • South Africa to gauge AGOA-extension temperature during Obama visit
      • Kenya seeks 10-year extension of AGOA
      • Experts Weekly: What next for US-Africa relations?
      • Time to set South Africa-US trade on a fresh trajectory
      • South Africa: Government and business leaders need to lobby for United States to extend AGOA
      • AGOA 'essential' to South Africa's trade with the US
      • US officials highlight opportunity for Ethiopia's future
      • Obama vows "improved AGOA" during Africa visit
      • New partnership with United States 'will be hard to resist'
      • Obama sets out vision of US-Africa partnership
      • Tanzania: Obama launches major African trade initiative
      • Obama backs AGOA extension
      • Obama’s Africa trip: Symbolism and substance
      • Botswana's AGOA textile exports tumble
      • Ghana exports goods worth $ 137mn to US during first 5 months of 2013
      • AGOA pamphlet published by US State Department
      • Ethiopia takes steps to derive benefits from US-Africa trade pact
      • African leaders call on Congress to renew trade pact for 15 years
      • US-Africa trade a powerful engine for growth
      • Ethiopia: Preparations for AGOA Forum 2013 'completed'
      • US officials’ briefing on 2013 AGOA Forum
      • Africa-US joint session on AGOA held in Washington
      • Ten year extension sought for AGOA
      • East Africa: Obama's deal to double East African Community trade
      • US says it's unrealistic to make AGOA permanent
      • ‘AGOA extension will unleash African businesses’
      • US-Africa: A win-win trade and energy agenda to address poverty
      • Twist in planned AGOA renewal talks? (includes Audio)
      • Letter from America: US to debate extension of AGOA in Addis Ababa
      • Addis forum to discuss future of AGOA
      • AGOA: An opportunity for Obama to define his Africa legacy
      • US wants seamless renewal of AGOA
      • Africa makes a strong case for continued preferential trade with the US
      • Africa needs to be competitive to maximize its AGOA gains
      • Ethiopia: Not simply 'business as usual' for Ethiopia's AGOA ambitions
      • US seeks new trade deal with a changing Africa as AGOA talks kick off
      • AGOA: African Union perspectives on its future
      • USTR Froman announces new efforts to strengthen ties with the East African Communityunder President Obama’s Trade Africa initiative
      • USTR Mike Froman encourages US-Africa economic expansion
      • US seeks better access to Africa as part of AGOA review
      • Kenya in AGOA 'hitch'
      • Africa: AGOA not imperiled after all?
      • US eyes competition with Europe for Africa trade
      • USTR Mike Froman's address at the AGOA Forum 2013
      • Remarks: AGOA’s future – Dialogue with members of Congress
      • The AGOA Forum: Promoting sustainable growth in Africa through trade and technology
      • Zambia: Government seeks help in formulating effective AGOA strategy
      • Congress should pave the way for a US–Africa Free Trade Agreement - Report
      • Tobacco, cashew nuts Tanzania's potential AGOA export bailout
      • Ghana: Agribusinesses, poultry and others to get support
      • South Africa: Trade and Industry committee lauds trade initiatives with United States
      • Zambia: Government to revive textile sector
      • Nigeria: Partnering to enlighten local SMEs on export compliance issues
      • AGOA review focuses on need for 2015 update
      • Nigeria: Firm targets 3,000 textiles, garment workers
      • Zambia: Government, stakeholders' AGOA review timely
      • South Africa: AGOA - more critical than ever to both African and US economies
      • US and Sub-Saharan Africa will see increased trade growth, says DHL
      • American Chamber to lobby for AGOA extension
      • Voice of business: Valid reasons to continue AGOA
      • US publishes new annual limit on AGOA apparel imports
      • US firms lobby for South Africa to stay in AGOA
      • President Obama and Africa: Still a work in progress
      • US & African companies call for immediate renewal of AGOA
      • Why Congress should extend AGOA now
      • US groups lobby for extension of AGOA
      • Ghana: 'Blue Skies' fruit exports to hit American market
      • Ambassadors briefed on President Obama's Power Africa initiative
      • Ghana cuts down trade balance with US to $484m with high exports in 2013
      • Nigeria yet to benefit from AGOA, says envoy
      • What we know and don't know about trade with Africa
      • AGOA rules: The intended and unintended consequences of special fabric provisions
      • US: AGOA prompts four trade investigations
      • Next steps for trade with Africa - opinion piece
      • US agriculture interest group urges trade barrier rules
      • How Africa can attract China's investors in the apparel industry
      • Swahili Fashion Week partners USAID & COMPETE
      • US food producers lobby against AGOA
      • US plans to deepen ties with Gambia
      • Burundi to benefit from AGOA by boosting apparel sector
      • South Sudan: President Kiir lures foreign investors despite institutional weaknesses
      • Bipartisan Congressional leaders push to increase effectiveness of AGOA, landmark legislation to boost US-Africa trade
      • Debate concerning renewal of AGOA has begun
      • Mali again eligible for trade benefits under AGOA, Swaziland subject to special review in 2014 amid concerns over worker rights
      • AGOA: Economic effects of providing duty-free treatment for imports
      • US poultry sector questions African Trade Act extension
      • Ethiopia: AGOA Ambassadors' Working Group testifies before US Commission
      • New alliance to boost US-Africa apparel trade
      • East Africa Trade Hub shows samples at Texworld USA
      • Gambia: Top US envoy addresses Gambia-US relations - says both nations committed to maintaining ties
      • Kenya earns $543m in 2013 from export processing zones
      • Ghana: We haven’t made the most of AGOA – Trade Minister
      • Ghana: Vice President Amissah-Arthur opens 4th annual US chamber summit
      • US to review continuation of AGOA benefits to Swaziland
      • How the ECOWAS-EU EPA could affect AGOA
      • South Africa: Free-trade deal on the line
      • East Africa: Technical officials discuss EAC-US trade and investment partnership in Bujumbura
      • US ambassador to South Africa: "Ease barriers to US food imports"
      • USA to Swaziland: ‘Fully’ comply or lose AGOA
      • Ethiopia a rising star for sourcing garments
      • Ethiopia: Chinese labour is cheap, but Ethiopians are even cheaper
      • 'Don’t let chicken wars get in the way of AGOA' - South Africa
      • US rejects Ghana’s yam in spite of AGOA
      • Zambia: ZAM calls for incentives to utilise AGOA
      • Swaziland: Government hopes amended labour law will save AGOA
      • Swaziland: AGOA threat puts 2,000 jobs at risk
      • Origin Africa returns to Interstoff Asia Essential
      • Nigeria: Poor packaging, environmental laws hinder Nigeria's exports to US
      • Swaziland: It (would be) difficult to get back AGOA - USA
      • Swaziland: Parliamentary committee withdraws 'AGOA Bill' amid concerns over 'gaps'
      • Tanzania: Govt. invites more investors to EPZA Areas
      • African trade ministers convene in Addis Ababa
      • African Union pushes for AGOA extension
      • Kenya unveils plan to build textile city
      • AGOA creates goodwill for US – SA trade minister Davies
      • AU tasks members on AGOA extension
      • Swaziland: 'Government silence is deafening' - Unions
      • Swaziland: AGOA effects (to be felt) sooner rather than later
      • Nigeria: Federal government partners US to boost export products
      • Swaziland: 800 could lose jobs at Leo Garments
      • Swaziland: Economists predict doom and gloom over losing AGOA
      • US Embassy defers announcement on Swaziland’s AGOA status
      • Swaziland: Confusion over kingdom's AGOA status
      • Zambia: Government, COMESA act to boost AGOA exports
      • West Africa: Rep. Bass to join US Secretary of Commerce Pritzker in visiting W Africa to promote trade
      • Swaziland’s AGOA status revoked: Madagascar all over again?
      • US seeks to expand business opportunities in Africa
      • Swaziland's ICT Minister: 'US using AGOA to bully country'
      • US Secretary of Commerce wants to see AGOA reaching full potential
      • Swaziland attending to AGOA recommendations - Prime Minister
      • Security Industry Association protests proposed measure to restrict foreign ownership of security firms in South Africa
      • Tanzania: State to promote industries
      • Q&A with the South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool
      • Nigeria: AGOA 'not beneficial to Nigeria' - NACCIMA
      • Made in Africa, duty-free in the US, AGOA up for renewal
      • Africa-America Institute on AGOA: ‘Allowing the Africa Rising Story to Happen’
      • Swaziland braces itself for AGOA exit
      • Africa gathers at SourceAfrica trade event taking place in Cape Town
      • Swaziland: Parliament’s deafening AGOA silence
      • Recommendations for engagement on the US-Africa leaders summit
      • Sourcing: African apparel makers must plan for renewed AGOA
      • Presidential proclamation on AGOA eligibility of Madagascar and Swaziland
      • Africa: President Obama removes Swaziland, Reinstates Madagascar for AGOA benefits
      • The African Growth and Opportunity Act: growth without opportunity?
      • Swaziland: The carrot and stick policy plays itself out through AGOA
      • The US-Africa leaders summit: Deepening trade and commercial ties
      • Zuma to lead SA team to US-Africa summit
      • House Ways and Means Hearing on Advancing the US Trade Agenda: Trade with Africa and AGOA
      • South Africa to call for 15-year Agoa extension at upcoming Washington gathering
      • Act now on AGOA, says US Fashion Industry Association
      • Obama administration kicks off bid to renew Africa trade program
      • Is South Africa really at threat of being excluded from AGOA?
      • Testimony of United States Trade Representative Michael Froman Before the Senate Finance Committee on AGOA
      • Strengthening US-Africa trade and investment
      • Has AGOA worked too well for South Africa?
      • South Africa lobbies to retain US trade access as risks grow
      • Africa must also lobby US Congress on trade law
      • South Africa 'to sway US on Africa development'
      • Three scenarios for the future of AGOA
      • 'Billions of dollars' in deals and funding to be announced at Africa summit
      • Michael Froman sets stage for Africa summit, AGOA debate
      • AGOA: Calls for SA to graduate out of the US trade programme
      • World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim's remarks at AGOA Forum
      • As US-Africa leaders summit begins, key members of Congress say AGOA must be reauthorized
      • Joint statement on the US Africa leaders summit and the 13th annual AGOA Forum
      • Remarks at the AGOA Ministerial by Secretary of State John Kerry
      • SA 'offers chickens for AGOA renewal'
      • South Africa belongs with Africa in AGOA: Zuma
      • Zuma meets US congressmen to seek SA’s inclusion in fresh Agoa
      • The shadow of China: An ‘800-pound gorilla’ lurks over the effort to improve ties between the US and Africa
      • Obama sees US opportunities in Africa
      • AGOA Forum: Nigerian Entrepreneur seeks removal of barriers on AGOA
      • Africa seeks technological partnership at US-Africa summit
      • Kenya: President Kenyatta's presence at US Africa summit 'expected to end frosty relations'
      • South Africa welcomes Obama's backing of AGOA
      • US urged by Africa's leaders to extend AGOA trade programme
      • South Africa: US EX-IM extends R6bn Transnet guarantee amid debate on its future
      • US legislators give Zuma a ‘very positive’ AGOA reply
      • US-Africa Leaders Summit: CEOs promise to push AGOA further
      • African Union head cautions US on Africa
      • 14 years of AGOA: Why no real Africa intra-trade?
      • Lesotho makes AGOA work for textile industry
      • Africa has chance to put terms to US
      • Rep. Karen Bass - Pictures from forum Cannon House event (during 2014 AGOA Forum)
      • Renewal of AGOA a benefit to both US and Africa
      • US fashion industry association calls for 15-year extension of AGOA Act
      • US competing with China for influence in Africa
      • Rwanda keen to profit from AGOA extension
      • Africa continues to reap from US-Africa trade pact, says DHL
      • Selling to the US remains a hard sell
      • Africa could be the next frontier with AGOA
      • Protectionism motivated by self-interest can backfire
      • Op-Ed: US Congress fails to renew vital trade deals, AGOA at risk
      • Africa: Is Africa ignoring the American goose with the golden egg?
      • DHL Express’ profits grow in Africa due to AGOA
      • Botswana: New textile and clothing association formed
      • Emerging opportunities from the US-Africa leaders summit
      • South Africa considering concessions for US chicken
      • Intra-Africa trade - the key to boosting African economies
      • The global market for denim: challenges and opportunities
      • US firms actively involved in beneficiation - US ambassador
      • Labour relations in SA 40 years behind the times, says US ambassador
      • American firms support renewal of AGOA for South Africa
      • Botswana textile body targets Asian competitors
      • Gambia: AGOA complements Gambia's export drive - Trade Minister
      • Swaziland: 1450 jobs to be lost at textile factory
      • Swazi factory Tex Ray 'not closing' - reports
      • US commerce body goes to bat for South Africa
      • South Africa lobbies the US to extend AGOA
      • Gambia: AGOA opportunities enormous, but challenges remain - Trade Minister
      • Swaziland: We are closing down - Textile companies
      • Africa: The missing ink in President Obama's Africa leaders summit - addressing the African, EU, US conundrum
      • Nigeria yet to benefit from AGOA, says Ohuabunwa
      • Swaziland: Textile, associated industries appeal to the US over AGOA
      • Swaziland: Did government underestimate impact of AGOA loss?
      • Mombasa Apparels opens US$25mn garment factory in Kenya
      • The new kid on the block: Africa is vying for a larger share of the global textile and apparel pie
      • Lobbying: Africa needs a unified agenda - Rosa Whitaker
      • AGOA: The US – Africa trade dilemma
      • Senators Coons, Isakson urge South African president to drop ban on US poultry or risk losing favored trade status
      • Exporters fear poultry duty may threaten US trade deal
      • Swaziland: Now that we’ve met AGOA demands make some noise, PM tells unions
      • Federal Register - Madagascar and Guinea comply with AGOA visa system
      • South Africa market still closed to US pork
      • US lawmakers want South Africa to lift import taxes on poultry
      • South Sudan, Gambia dropped from AGOA, Guinea Bissau reinstated
      • South Africa could lose billions in 'chicken war'
      • Gambia government: 'Gambia never benefited from US AGOA'
      • Text of Official Proclamation on AGOA eligibility for 2015
      • US-Zambia agricultural trade drops in 2014
      • US Senator Coons fights South Africa on poultry duties
      • Minister Davies in bid to save South Africa's AGOA access
      • Botswana: Textiles anchors 53% jump in AGOA exports
      • South Africa: Tiptoeing around import quotas for US poultry
      • Op-Ed: AGOA renewal not so seamless
      • AGOA reauthorization – time is running out
      • Ethiopia's Ambassador to the US underlines the importance of AGOA
      • US now second biggest buyer of Kenyan products
      • Washington visit good for South Africa - Zuma
      • Sunset on AGOA?
      • At heart of US-South African trade dispute, a serious game of international chicken
      • African trade could take a serious hit if the US abandons its trade pact with the continent
      • AGOA and Dutch Disease: The case of Madagascar
      • US and South Africa in AGOA chicken trade row
      • COMESA reportedly unhappy with poor trade with US
      • Is Lesotho's garment industry an 'ethical alternative'?
      • Swaziland: Mass retrenchments at Leo Garments following AGOA loss
      • Staying competitive in Africa - Blog article
      • Pressure mounts to renew AGOA
      • South African team in bid to salvage AGOA deal
      • Chicken tax strains US-South Africa relationship
      • US-Africa trade: AGOA's short term headaches
      • Growing Kenya economy hinges on renewal of US trade pact
      • Hubs without spokes - building a more inclusive AGOA
      • Progress in SA-US meat dispute
      • AGOA: The US-Africa trade policy dilemma
      • Opinion: AGOA is of mutual benefit to SA and US
      • Why AGOA should be extended for 15 years: An Ethiopian case study
      • Seychelles founding president calls on US Senate to reauthorize AGOA
      • 'It is vital SA poultry still reaps AGOA benefits'
      • Ghana collaborates with USAID to improve export trade
      • South Africa: Local poultry chief says US asking SA to shrink its economy
      • Risks to South Africa's AGOA benefits mount
      • SA-US poultry groups 'need to take talks seriously' - Q&A with Senator Coons
      • Letter from Washington: AGOA hostage to party political manoeuvring
      • South Africa sees quotas as solution to poultry-import issue
      • AGOA: US lawmakers up the ante
      • Chickenomics – who’s the victim in Agoa poultry row?
      • The African Growth and Opportunity Act, a US trade failure
      • US raises AGOA issues over SA poultry sales
      • US national security tied to Africa's economic empowerment
      • SA must hold the line on AGOA - Pan-African Business Forum
      • Davies optimistic SA, US poultry producers will reach agreement
      • Setting the record straight on AGOA renewal for SA - US Ambassador Gaspard
      • Dumping duty a bone in AGOA’s chicken pie
      • Should AGOA be expanded to include [more] agricultural products?
      • Level playing fields and no bullying are needed
      • South Africa: SA delegation in US for AGOA talks
      • Rep. Paul Ryan helps introduce bipartisan bill to extend AGOA
      • Press release: Senate, House leaders introduce bipartisan bill to support American manufacturers, strengthen trade ties
      • Press Release: AGOA bill puts pressure on South Africa to "stop blocking US poultry exports"
      • Ambassador Cynthia Akuetteh - Remarks for the Announcement of dates for the 2015 AGOA Forum
      • AGOA bill proposes three-year timeline for SA
      • AGOA renewal could jeopardise SA-EU trade agreements
      • AGOA a potential no-go for South Africa?
      • AGOA: South Africa's real chicken and egg problem
      • AGOA renewal: Chicken dispute unlikely to scuttle trade boon
      • SA poultry producers in bid to end AGOA logjam
      • South Africa's trade union federation COSATU says "AGOA should remain non-conditional and preference based"
      • 'Namibian beef in US market soon' - official
      • South Africa's eligibility for AGOA benefits to be reviewed
      • Rep. Bass hails bipartisan introduction of ‘AGOA Extension and Enhancement Act of 2015’
      • Zambia to boost AGOA with strategy
      • The White House: Supporting the U.S.-Africa Partnership Through the AGOA Extension and Enhancement Act of 2015
      • South Africa's AGOA benefits in spotlight after US Senate move
      • Poultry state senators turn up heat on South Africa
      • Draft US bill provides for 10-year AGOA extension; South Africa eligibility under review
      • AGOA no longer a chicken issue
      • Planning under way for South African summer citrus season
      • Lesotho lobbies for AGOA's renewal - official
      • Tanzania: Failure to tap AGOA market irks ministers
      • US embassy working hand-in-hand with Congo to attract American investors
      • Senate tries again on fast-track trade bill, and approves AGOA extension
      • US must ‘utilise tools in AGOA to pressure SA’
      • US-Africa (AGOA) trade legislation passes in Senate
      • South Africa's leader of the opposition addresses US business leaders on country's challenges
      • Mauritius: CCA board chair expresses confidence towards renewal of AGOA before Sept. 2015
      • Senators Inhofe, Coons introduce African Free Trade Initiative Act
      • Swaziland: Bring back AGOA, Minister begs US
      • AGOA moves forward: Reviewing last week’s reauthorization in the US Senate
      • US firms blast South African security law
      • New AGOA deal expects more of SA but offers less, says Davies
      • Some AGOA renewal supporters call for amendments
      • AGOA 'should do more to strengthen intellectual property in Africa’s creative sectors'
      • US pork council NPPC raises concerns about access to South Africa
      • 'Time for a reality check of what is at stake in AGOA talks'
      • South African citrus set for early US arrival
      • US takes steps to extend African exports law by 10 more years, but behind the scenes, an almighty tug-of-war
      • Renew the Africa Trade Pact
      • 'Former envoy misses crux of poultry dispute' - letter
      • Lesotho may lose 35,000 Jobs if US drops AGOA trade access
      • South Africa 'must pursue US free-trade deal'
      • South Africa concedes in 'game of chicken' in renewal of US trade agreement
      • South Africa: US imports ‘could affect poultry jobs’
      • South African poultry shares fall on US chicken deal
      • South Africa needs to cushion sector from US chicken deal
      • Poultry deal 'a day late and a dollar short'
      • African textile exports 'may reach $4 bn under US trade deal' - US official
      • Focus on AGOA at Source Africa 2015
      • AGOA 'bad for poultry industry, good for economy'
      • AGOA review could be chance for South Africa to make good with US
      • US House of Representatives' thumbs up to AGOA
      • Senate leaders should follow their instinct and send AGOA renewal to President Obama without delay
      • CBC chairman concerned trade maneuvers imperil Africa pact
      • House of Representatives Democrats warn Senate on trade deal
      • South Africa: Stalling on security providers bill could harm AGOA benefits
      • South Africa urged to stitch up footprint in US clothing
      • Obama trade Kabuki takes dramatic new turns in Congress this week
      • AGOA: Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory?
      • Washington's Africa sloppiness shows dangers of fast tracking trade
      • AGOA renewal: Now to the Democrats
      • Delays in enacting Trade Promotion Authority may require that the Trade preferences Bill pass on its own
      • Rep. Bass: AGOA extension finally passes Congress
      • Statement by Ambassador Michael Froman on Congressional passage of TPA, AGOA
      • US-Africa trade gets a boost with renewal of AGOA
      • Obama signs trade (incl. AGOA), worker assistance bills into law
      • Remarks by the President at signing of the Trade Preferences Extension Act of 2015 (AGOA)
      • Burundi: United States urges dialogue, announces additional suspension of assistance
      • Kenya manufacturers welcome AGOA extension
      • Namibia seeks to take advantage of AGOA
      • Kenya: 'State should go beyond the obvious to grow local firms'
      • Angola: Exports to US reach over $115 billion
      • Kenya to produce shoes for US market
      • AGOA review could see South Africa lose on trade benefits
      • Kenya: SMEs missing out on AGOA - US investors
      • Obama at White House reception celebrating AGOA (with video)
      • Obama salutes growth in US-Africa trade
      • Where Barack Obama treads, US business plans to follow
      • AGOA and the next steps for African trade
      • Great trade expectations behind US-Ethiopia trade relations
      • The next steps: A post-AGOA passage discussion
      • Kenya in fresh bid to revive cotton growing
      • Letter from Washington: Knee-jerk communists kick at AGOA delusions
      • South Africa to put forward ‘strong argument’ in public bid to remain AGOA beneficiary
      • South Africa's Minister Davies confident of AGOA renewal for South Africa
      • Media credential applications for the 2015 AGOA Forum
      • Senators Isakson, Coons applaud US Trade Representative review of South Africa under AGOA
      • US demand proof South Africa ready to lift meat bans
      • Ghana: Trade Ministry to revamp garments industry
      • 'Pharmaceutical industry attempting to undermine access to affordable medicines'
      • United States rebukes SA over trade rules
      • SA trade official digs in on intellectual property draft
      • America 'squeezes AGOA for more juice'
      • Kenya tipped to be the next hub for apparel sourcing
      • Maximise AGOA opportunities, US urges African countries
      • US says AGOA much more than simple economic agreement
      • US poultry firms wait for South Africa to admit AGOA-deal exports
      • US and South Africa set for AGOA clash
      • US State Department Media Note: AGOA Forum in Gabon
      • Five things you should know about the 2015 AGOA Forum
      • AGOA Forum 2015 to assess gains, losses of pact
      • Unlocking Africa’s trade potential
      • Gabon to host AGOA Forum, a first for Central Africa
      • South African ambassador upbeat over AGOA review
      • AGOA 2015: Moving to sustainable US-Africa trade and investment partnership
      • African nations hope to benefit from renewed US legislation
      • African countries urged to intensify education on AGOA to reap benefits
      • Remarks by Ambassador Michael Froman at the opening ceremony of the 2015 AGOA Forum
      • South African car export boom sharpens AGOA focus
      • Officials 'happy after AGOA meeting'
      • Mixed consensus emerges at AGOA Forum
      • Grim outlook for Kenya's Sh100 Billion AGOA target
      • AGOA renewal suppports 'Made in Africa' pull
      • EAC push for long-term trade pact with US to replace AGOA
      • Uganda: Parliamentary speaker advocates for national AGOA Secretariat
      • Tanzanians 'benefit little from AGOA'
      • Liberia: Cabinet endorses Liberia-US trade and investment forum
      • South Africa's agri business chamber meets with USDA on AGOA
      • US considers suspending SA’s membership of AGOA, ending billions in exports
      • Crucial AGOA meeting on Monday
      • Poultry dispute threatens South African trade with US
      • SA 'was not restricting poultry imports from the US' - SA official
      • Poultry row: President Zuma urged to intervene
      • Progress in talks on US-SA stalemate
      • US and Africa to make trade history - US govt official
      • South Africa uses talks with US officials to open dialogue about beef, ostrich exports
      • SA-US talks floundering, says Nkoana-Mashabane
      • Tanzania: Call for aggressive AGOA strategy
      • US looks to Sub-Saharan Africa for food exports after record year
      • AGOA, decoding for a successful 2025 closure
      • AGOA at risk due to ‘politics’ – US, SA $1.7bn trade on the rocks
      • SA’s AGOA future is in its own hands, says US official
      • Decision on AGOA access looms for SA
      • South Africa, US narrow meat import differences
      • South Africa hits AGOA ball back into US court
      • Security bill spat: SA-US relations at risk
      • South Africa expects challenge to security law, says Minister Davies
      • South Africa 'likely to remain beneficiary of AGOA' - Davies
      • South Africa 'close to agreeing final terms for US poultry imports'
      • Kenya, US partner in setting up cold chain infrastructure for trade
      • US policy expert says Zimbabwe has great potential, should be part of AGOA
      • US lawmakers press South Africa to open the market for US poultry
      • US warns of fallout over South Africa chicken trade impasse
      • Poultry row: SA misses key deadline
      • US pressures South Africa to import its chicken
      • United States supports trade, investment in East Africa
      • South Africa: AGOA row threatens to stall automotive sector
      • Text of notification to Congress on Burundi's suspension from AGOA from 2016
      • US boots Burundi from Africa trade pact AGOA
      • South Africa: Minister Davies meat assurances disputed by US lobby
      • Statement by the US Representative at the Trade Policy Review of the Southern African Customs Union
      • South Africa 'addresses' AGOA technical issues
      • Decision expected shortly - South Africa's AGOA benefits in peril?
      • Official notice - suspension of the application of duty-free treatment to all AGOA-eligible (agric) goods from South Africa
      • US moves to suspend trade benefits for South Africa
      • Statement from US Ambassador regarding South Africa’s status under AGOA
      • US to suspend South Africa duty-free agricultural trade status
      • South Africa has 60 days before Obama revokes certain AGOA privileges
      • Minister Davies, government urged to avert 60-day US ultimatum
      • AGOA: Obama sends ‘clear message’ to South Africa
      • US trade representative says AGOA suspension will be lifted if issues agreed
      • AGOA: ‘SA is embarrassing Obama’ - analyst
      • South Africa confident it will meet 60-day ultimatum
      • Kenya: Government set to hold SME forum on AGOA
      • Will black business take a bite at US chicken?
      • South Africa: How we got to the AGOA cliff edge
      • Unembargoed: AGOA theatrics expose abysmal planning
      • Analysis: Playing chicken on the AGOA speedway
      • Kenya keen to increase number of exports
      • Kenya launches SME training to increase AGOA exports portfolio
      • WTO Goods Council approves AGOA waiver
      • US and SA ‘close to resolving meat dispute’
      • AGOA: 'SA doing all it can'
      • The AGOA-chicken import debate 'is much bigger than it seems'
      • Kenya eyes 600m USD in exports from export zones in 2015
      • Oxfam: President Obama’s chicken war
      • Opinion piece: US and SA must face social ills and stop playing chicken
      • Chicken deal set to help clear AGOA hurdle, says Rob Davies
      • Astral boss sees problems for SA poultry sector
      • South Africa and US agree on terms for US poultry import
      • AGOA on track, says South Africa's Minister Davies
      • 'Salmonella stands between South Africa and a renewed AGOA deal'
      • AGOA: Billions (of Rands) in agri trade on the line for South Africa
      • Kenya: KAM boss reveals how small firms can gain from AGOA dollar
      • Opinion Why South Africa needs the US for its agricultural trade
      • US to use every tool to improve labour rights in partner countries
      • AGOA to give a strong impetus to African textile and garment industry
      • Distribution quota for cheap US chicken works against poor, says Shoprite
      • 'Consumers to bear brunt of dumped US chicken' - Shoprite
      • AGOA trade stand-off: Ties between SA, US in jeopardy
      • US set to reimpose tariffs on SA goods
      • US baffled at lack of progress in removing poultry barriers
      • US 'set to suspend AGOA and hit SA with trade tariffs'
      • Ministers to give update on AGOA negotiations
      • Industry experts say SA right not to back down
      • 'South Africa on verge of sealing negotiations with US'
      • New hurdles block AGOA deal
      • South African trade Minister hopes that the US will give more time to AGOA negotiators
      • US stalls decision to suspend SA from AGOA
      • Ministers meet US ambassador on AGOA
      • AGOA row about a deeper discord
      • US to blame for AGOA hold-up‚ says SA poultry association
      • AGOA row - big losers, but also winners if SA gets boot
      • South African farmers brace for pain as US trade deal unravels
      • 'South Africa should not lower standards for US' - SA poultry
      • SA trade minister Davies says 'deal cracked to keep SA in AGOA'
      • AGOA reaction: 'Common sense prevailed'
      • US senators cheer SA chicken deal
      • New AGOA deadline set as Obama announces SA suspension date
      • Presidential Proclamation -- to take certain actions under the AGOA
      • AGOA deadline stretched to retain US leverage
      • AGOA: Suspension will be lifted on arrival of US poultry - South African DTI
      • US sets deadline for South Africa trade imports
      • South Africa: DTI cleans up after AGOA flap
      • Letter from Washington: 'Turning to East poses no solution for South Africa’s woes'
      • Swaziland: 'US chicken dumping to threaten local producers'
      • Botswana: Local AGOA textile exports drop 11%
      • New US Ambassador: I will help Swaziland regain AGOA
      • Looking beyond AGOA
      • An end to the never-ending South African poultry dispute?
      • US embassy soothes SA’s brooding over poultry
      • East Africa: New AGOA rules on eligibility and suspension start to apply
      • US is optimistic that South Africa will meet Obama's AGOA deadline
      • AGOA compromises raise questions about goals
      • US to expand Africa Trade Initiative to include Ghana
      • US urges Zambia to diversify
      • AGOA has rich export opportunities, if Kenya is interested
      • COMESA: AGOA-US exports swell to $17 billion
      • US wants to see diversity in products exported from Africa
      • Swaziland to fulfill ILO benchmarks in June – sources
      • AGOA: US investments in Ethiopia climb to $4 billion in 2015
      • Direct shipping service from Gulf of Mexico to West Africa signals diversifying AGOA trade
      • Apparel sourcing: Is Africa ready for a rush?
      • US poultry on its way to South Africa
      • Trade between the United States and AGOA countries continues to decline
      • South Africa 'negotiated reasonable AGOA deal' - DTI
      • South Africa: chicken imports end AGOA impasse
      • Davies notes intention by US to lift South Africa's AGOA suspension
      • South Africa: Department to properly package and label US meats
      • SA poultry association cautiously welcomes first shipment of chicken products from the US
      • US poultry hits SA, AGOA resolved
      • South Africa now accepting US pork
      • 'America, South Africa open for business'
      • Botswana to develop new strategies for AGOA: Minister
      • Presidential Proclamation - Confirmation of South Africa's compliance with AGOA eligibility criteria
      • South Africa keeps US duty-free access after trade dispute
      • Zambia: AGOA strategy development initiative completed
      • Despite surviving round one, South Africa’s AGOA woes are not over, they may have just begun
      • AGOA and the future of US–Africa trade relations
      • USTR announces new petition process to review AGOA country eligibility
      • US embassy calls on Botswana firms to earn more from AGOA
      • AGOA sword will keep hanging above South Africa
      • 'Poultry crowd rubs salt in own wounds'
      • Ford's R2.5bn investment proof of AGOA benefits: South Africa's Minister Davies
      • Africa, TPP, and TTIP: Integration or isolation?
      • US moves to boost AGOA in West Africa
      • USAID supports centre to boost Nigeria, US trade
      • South Africa: Poultry producers' war on imports has pitfalls
      • Kenya bets on AGOA to grow apparel exports
      • Botswana advised to develop AGOA strategy
      • Botswana companies fail to reap AGOA benefits
      • 'US poultry a win for SA consumers' - US export council
      • 'US chicken not tasty looking' - South African Poultry Association
      • ‘Mother of all Braais’ celebrates AGOA deal
      • AGOA extension ‘aims to develop ties’
      • Kenyan industrialists ink deal for export growth
      • Swaziland: 'One month to AGOA review cycle'
      • AGOA, Inc: When chickens come home to roast
      • New chicken row brewing in South Africa
      • World Economic Forum: What’s next for AGOA and US-Africa trade
      • US re-evaluates its trade with Africa
      • Botswana to get garment training centre
      • Nigerian exporters eye UK, USA markets
      • Despite 31 US locations, Nando’s rejects imported chicken at its SA locations
      • AGOA benefits: Still a long way for Nigeria
      • Source Africa to highlight region’s sourcing potential
      • Major Mauritian delegation to Source Africa
      • 'AGOA can create over one million direct jobs in Nigeria'
      • American Chamber of Commerce urges full use of AGOA by Ghana
      • Ugandans ask to access US market in new AGOA strategy
      • Ghana exports US$9m worth of apparel under AGOA
      • Much at stake over AGOA for SA in US presidential polls
      • Looking beyond AGOA for African textiles and clothing
      • South Africa's IDC says it's 'invested R12 billion in textile and clothing industry'
      • 'AGOA chicken deal creates business opportunities'
      • South Africa: Minister Davies seeks free trade deal for Africa
      • South Africa makes most use of AGOA, but still only a fraction of the tariff lines
      • SA’s AGOA eligibility remains at stake
      • South Africa: 'Outstanding AGOA issues resolved'
      • 'Imported chicken is slaughtering the local industry', says South African poultry association
      • 'South Africa under-utilising AGOA' - official
      • Congresswoman Bass reinforces need for capacity building in Africa
      • US gives $10 million to support Ghana's agric sector
      • USTR releases 2016 report on AGOA implementation to Congress
      • GSP changes leave preferences intact for AGOA beneficiaries
      • AGOA Forum 2016 dates: Press release
      • Request for public comments on annual review of country eligibility for benefits under AGOA in 2017
      • Uganda calls for review of AGOA rules of origin
      • Number of American companies coming to Ghana increasing
      • UPDATED - 2016 AGOA Forum - Agenda and details
      • Rwanda: Exporters urged to take advantage of AGOA
      • Tough visa rules are locking traders out of AGOA, Rwanda tells US
      • Ghana: MoTI to develop 'AGOA review strategy'
      • Nigeria: 'How non-oil exporters can share in $8 billion AGOA deal'
      • COMESA states lack strong industries to spur regional trade - Siame
      • SA’s chicken industry is ‘in a crisis’ – RCL Foods chief
      • Uganda maps out plan to raise exports
      • In Lesotho, evidence of US trade deal's success, and its limits
      • Nigeria: Non-oil exporters can generate more forex through AGOA, says NEPC
      • Kenya eyes more exports to US at AGOA summit
      • AGOA Forum - Notice to the press
      • South Africa: Options for US trade after AGOA
      • Reaching farther together for inclusive growth in Africa
      • Nigerian Senator Ngige lists poverty, trade imbalance as bane of AGOA
      • Kenya out to make workplaces safer
      • South Africa: Minister Davies arrives in Washington ahead of AGOA Forum
      • Uganda 'risks losing AGOA deal over used clothes ban'
      • Tapping Africa’s full potential
      • Remarks by Ambassador Michael Froman at the opening of the 2016 AGOA Forum
      • AGOA Forum 2016: Africa tables position on AGOA
      • Obama administration holds 15th AGOA Forum, looks to maximize US-Africa trade through AGOA and beyond
      • South Africa: New US president can't kick SA out of AGOA - Coons
      • New 2016-2017 AGOA apparel quota caps announced
      • Kenya joins campaign against America’s trade deal with Asia
      • Commentary: Where to after AGOA?
      • Where to after AGOA?
      • Africa’s position on post AGOA Forum Report
      • US-Africa trade relationship in focus at AGOA Forum
      • South Africa: 'New threat to AGOA benefits'
      • Why AGOA remains critical to Lesotho’s development
      • US asks SA government to intervene in new bid to block meat imports
      • South African government asked to challenge bid to block US imports
      • Cooperating, not competing, in Africa: a case for Transatlantic rapprochement
      • Angola: US Ambassador defends dynamism in using AGOA
      • US complains of disadvantage as EU-SADC trade deal kicks in
      • 'Forum exposes Nigeria’s poor preparation for non-oil exports'
      • The future of AGOA in context of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
      • Lesotho: Bracing for the post-AGOA period
      • Zambia: ‘Regional integration vital for growth’
      • South Africa: The war of the chickens (Opinion piece)
      • US Trade Rep credits AGOA with boost in Africa-US non-oil trade
      • Ghana: Apparel industry losing out on the US market to Ethiopia
      • Is South Africa really importing 'chicken waste'? (Opinion piece)
      • 15 years after, Africa accounts for $4.1b non-oil export under AGOA
      • Ivory Coast: Making “Made in Africa” last
      • South Africa: Exporters encouraged to utilise more AGOA tariff lines
      • Liberians position themselves to join the global fashion system
      • Africa unsure how a post-Obama administration will treat AGOA
      • Reviving Nigeria’s moribund textile industry
      • What will it mean for Ghana if Trump wins?
      • Lesotho’s textile sector reaps big rewards from AGOA
      • Will AGOA be a goner under President Trump? Fears raised over future of trade deal
      • What Trump means for Africa - Opinion piece
      • 'Future of SA-US trade relationship murky'
      • Trumponomics: South Africa waits and watches
      • Will Trump upend bipartisan consensus on US-Africa policy?
      • Botswana advised to establish AGOA office
      • Africa waits and wonders on Trump's foreign policy
      • Botswana: Women in business urged to utilise AGOA
      • Trump and Africa: reciprocity will be key
      • 'Trump effect on Africa'
      • 'Can trump dump Africa?'
      • Nigeria: NEPC strategises to bridge skills gap, participation in AGOA
      • Nigeria: Stakeholders worried about AGOA project under Trump’s regime
      • First ever Africa Trade Week opens in Addis Ababa
      • Uganda: Experts tell govt to promote exports
      • African countries should align AGOA and their developmental integration agenda - Minister Davies
      • The future of US-SA business relations in a post-election world - US Ambassador Gaspard
      • Lesotho: 'The US finally did something right in Africa - and it's about to stop?'
      • UNECA to continue supporting member states with trade negotiations skills
      • Workers in Lesotho demonstrate to 'save AGOA'
      • Rwanda's plan to increase AGOA exports
      • Africa, trumped by bigger priorities
      • Proclamation 9555—Proclamation that includes Central African Republic's re-qualification under AGOA
      • 2016 a big year for the US-Africa partnership
      • 'Letting down Lesotho'
      • South Africa: Government must act on poultry industry crisis, says trade union body Cosatu
      • US widens its lead over UK as top importer of Kenyan goods
      • Should US exports to Africa be duty free?
      • Too early to speculate on US trade policy, says South African auto body
      • Implications of Trump presidency for Africa
      • Africa becomes key matter of focus under Trump presidency
      • Liberia: Chamber hosts AGOA information session
      • Sierra Leone: Local producers trained on AGOA trade benefits
      • 'Chicken coming in from US not halaal certified by SA bodies'
      • Liberia: AGOA to help local entrepreneurs enter US market
      • What Trump’s ‘Buy American, Hire American’ policy means for Kenya
      • Trump’s protectionist policies pose biggest risk to Kenya
      • Ghana: Exporters learn more about AGOA
      • Ghana: Chamber of commerce lauds trade minister’s ideas
      • What will Trump’s embrace of bilateralism mean for America’s trade partners?
      • Opinion: 'US TPP withdrawal puts question mark over AGOA future'
      • ‘How Nigeria can take advantage of the AGOA deal’
      • Trump calls Nigeria, South Africa, also discusses trade
      • 'Does AGOA unfairly benefit Chinese firms?'
      • 'Make America great again' in Africa
      • Can you build a fashion business with a manufacturing base in Africa?
      • Why Africa should be high on Donald Trump's list of priorities
      • 'Donald Trump and Africa'
      • Future of AGOA 'uncertain in Trump era'
      • East Africa: 'Plan to ban used clothes, shoes puts AGOA gains at risk'
      • 'Open Letter to African Economic and Trade Ministers: There’s a Trump in your future, like it or not'
      • 'Meet the woman considered an architect of AGOA'
      • 'Moves to push for new US-Africa trade policy'
      • 'For African countries, innovation must trump our focus on trade'
      • Malawi: Expert calls for SMEs’ consortium to better utilise AGOA
      • American foreign policy in Sub-Saharan Africa: Where to from here?
      • Nigeria: Export partners sensitize Aba shoe/garment makers on AGOA
      • Mauritius: Business minister urges SMEs to maximise AGOA benefits
      • Nigeria: Experts canvass measures to boost non-oil export through AGOA
      • 'Trump and America can win by doing more business with Africa'
      • Nigeria: Abia State to establish 9,000-hectare free trade zone
      • US Ambassador to Togo to visit Alaffia factory ahead of AGOA summit
      • Kenya: 'AGOA doubts cut US exports by 12%'
      • Kenya offers textile firms tax incentives to create jobs
      • AGOA CSO spring conference update
      • The attraction of textile manufacturing in Ethiopia
      • Nigeria: AGOA a vital boost for Aba leather, garment cluster
      • Three reasons economic investment in Africa benefits the United States
      • South Africa’s Agoa eligibility likely to come under pressure before 2025, trade expert warns
      • Kenya rules out banning of second-hand clothes
      • South Africa is on notice – Opinion piece
      • Empowering the Nigerian textile industry
      • South Africa: Western Cape an exception amid signs of recovery in agriculture
      • Lawmakers: US urgently needs more engagement in Africa
      • US firms seek Uganda partners to tap into AGOA
      • East Africa: Proposed import duty and VAT waiver strategy for textile makers
      • SA government urged to engage with US administration to preserve AGOA
      • American Business Council launched in Sierra Leone
      • Kenya hires US lobby in bid to protect 66,000 AGOA jobs
      • US warns East African countries to comply with AGOA
      • After AGOA: South Africa must prepare for two-way free trade agreements with US
      • Zambia urged to benefit from AGOA
      • Nigeria: NACC becomes recognised AGOA Trade Resource Centre
      • US reconsiders AGOA eligibility for three African countries
      • Sourcing Journal: An uncertain future for AGOA?
      • USTR announces out of cycle eligibility review for Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.
      • 'Kenya won't lose AGOA status, but its EAC partners are subject to review'
      • US urges Swaziland to review terrorism law as precondition for AGOA readmission
      • Ghana: Tap into AGOA - US Ambassador
      • Tanzania: Why Dar team rushes to US in bid to salvage AGOA deal
      • The US and Togo to co-host the 2017 AGOA Forum in Lomé, Togo
      • EAC officials oppose US bid to review AGOA trade deal over used-clothing ban
      • Africa's rise poses threat to Bangladesh's apparel exports
      • AGOA at risk in East African war over used clothes
      • Sierra Leone News: Private sector yet to benefit from AGOA trade
      • US exports of worn clothing to AGOA countries: a selection of DATA
      • Preference programs turn prime picks for duty free trade
      • Trade experts fault US over AGOA review
      • AGOA outreach series travels to the Central African Republic
      • USITC review reflects ups and downs in global trade
      • Royce, Engel, Smith, Bass work to strengthen US-Africa trade
      • Remarks by US Ambassador Jackson at the Ghana AGOA utilization strategy event
      • AGOA Forum 2017 in Togo: Details
      • Ghana: Strategy document on AGOA in the offing
      • August 3 AGOA dial-in briefing with USTR officials
      • 'Free trade agreements an opportunity for Africa'
      • 'US needs to avoid casting off Africa'
      • The Trump administration’s first AGOA Forum
      • US says Africa must allow import of used clothing
      • Press Release: US delegation at 2017 AGOA Forum in Togo
      • Trump administration's Africa policy in focus at AGOA trade talks
      • Reps Brady & Reichert express strong support for AGOA as US co-hosts forum in Togo
      • AGOA trade forum to showcase Trump's Africa policy
      • Opening statement by USTR Amb Lighthizer at the AGOA Forum in Togo
      • Togo's trade minister laments suboptimal use of AGOA provisions
      • Uganda: What ban of second hand clothes means for businesses
      • Africa-US AGOA trade talks end with 'no decision, waning enthusiasm' - Reuters
      • Why the US's use of AGOA reviews worries African trade ministers
      • AGOA Forum 2017: Opening statement by the AU Commissioner for Trade and Industry
      • South Africa: Trade and Industry on AGOA industrialisation and regional value chains in Sub-Saharan Africa
      • Ghana: Government targets $500m exports under AGOA by 2020
      • Swazi king signs public order, terrorism amendment bills
      • US assures Africa AGOA pact is here to stay
      • Nigeria: $100b non-oil export target - stakeholders push for AGOA
      • South Africa: Car makers in strong plea to US on duty-free access under AGOA
      • Botswana: Government launches strategy to benefit more from AGOA
      • 'Nigerian exporters not maximizing AGOA opportunities'
      • Labour group warns that Mauritania’s 'total failure on slavery should rule out trade benefits'
      • Botswana: Fresh attempt to revive AGOA exports
      • Togo qualifies for AGOA textile and apparel benefits
      • Lobbyist says US likely to punish East Africa over mitumba ban
      • South Africa: Outgoing economic counsellor Laird Treiber sees big ‘untapped’ US-SA economic potential
      • US Congressional delegation assures of continued commitment to Ghana, Africa
      • US poultry exporters struggle with South Africa's empowerment provisos
      • Eligibility reviews: Press statement in support of Swaziland’s eligibility status for AGOA
      • Rwanda, US begin talks on AGOA
      • Messe Frankfurt ready to take Africa's clothing expos to next level
      • Denied access to Mauritania, US anti-slavery activists press on
      • Sierra Leone: Trade opportunities opened with the US
      • US-African partnerships: Advancing common interests
      • Kenyan flower exporters prepare to seize US market opportunities
      • 'Strict AGOA rules put African policies and trade on the line' - Columnist
      • US raises annual AGOA quota for qualifying textiles
      • Kagame explains Rwanda’s formula in luring investors
      • Nigeria can generate 4m Jobs annually through AGOA — Expert
      • How Nigerian exporters can benefit from AGOA
      • AGOA: The US-Africa trade program
      • 'Ghana: Take advantage of international market opportunities'
      • Entrepreneur uses AGOA to showcase Kenyan hope in global race for coffee billions
      • Used-clothing trade causes contention between US and East African Nations
      • Second-hand clothing showdown brewing
      • Nigeria: ‘Implementation of export strategy key to harnessing trade deals’
      • US buyers keen to source coffee from the East African region
      • East African textile sector tipped on maximising technology
      • USTR announces new enforcement priorities for GSP
      • Ghana: Chamber of Commerce targets over 24% increase in exports to US
      • Reports by the organisers on the 2017 AGOA Forum held in Togo
      • How African countries can maximise the benefits that AGOA provides
      • The controversy of used clothing: East African-US trade relations
      • US policy: Africa rising and the art of the deal
      • Kenya to increase exports to 20% of GDP by 2020
      • Ghana: Garments industry receives $10 million Ghana EXIM support
      • Nigera 'will not miss out on AGOA again'
      • US State Department official - 'We're looking at Africa in 2050'
      • US begins investigation into trade with Sub-Saharan Africa
      • Kenya: TradeHub conducts national AGOA Strategy review workshops
      • Lesotho: Economy set to grow 3% thanks to AGOA
      • What is the AGOA and MCA Modernization Act?
      • [PAPER]: Forging a new era in US-South African relations
      • [PAPER]: Rethinking the AGOA model: How to create a pro-structural transformation of the US-Africa trade partnership
      • Sierra Leone: Workshops offer training before Sierra Leone’s AGOA national strategy launch
      • [PAPER] Defining and redefining US-AFRICA trade relations during the Trump Presidency
      • Ethiopian footwear on the rise (includes latest data)
      • US-Africa business strengthen trade relations
      • [PAPER]: AGOA and the Continental Free Trade Area
      • Ethiopia: Institute says textile, garment market expanding
      • Kenya direct air links: 'The Fresh Approach spies opportunities'
      • Nigerian-American chamber optimistic of business growth in 2018
      • Presidential Proclamation to take certain actions under the AGOA and for other purposes
      • US restores trade benefits to Gambia, Swaziland
      • US ambassador hails Gambia’s democratic progress
      • Swaziland: "We should learn from AGOA loss"
      • 'Protect US interests in Africa'
      • House of Reps passes AGOA and MCA Modernization Act
      • Kenya aims doubling 2016 exports value to US by 2025 under AGOA
      • Kenya develops new AGOA strategy
      • Republican Ed Royce’s respectful interest in Africa will be missed
      • 'Inability to adhere to standards is the bane of Ghanaian businesses'
      • Ghana to set up equipment hub for apparel sector
      • US to 'continue supporting Uganda'
      • Ghana: 'Protectionist ban on imported used clothing - US threatens East Africa with AGOA expulsion'
      • Hearing on US trade and investment with sub-Saharan Africa: Recent developments
      • Swaziland: Is 2018 the year for its textile workers?
      • USTR Lighthizer: US will soon select an African country for a 'model' free trade deal
      • USTR Lighthizer's African dream
      • Kenya battling to get tea into the US market
      • Telephonic press briefing: US Acting Director for Economic and Regional Affairs Harry Sullivan on AGOA (Click to listen)
      • 'US to consider Zimbabwe’s eligibility for AGOA this year'
      • Non-oil AGOA exports reach $4.2b, bilateral trade grows to $38b
      • Nigeria records paltry $9M of Africa's $2.7b non-oil export to US
      • Full transcript and recording of telephonic press briefing: US Acting Director for Economic and Regional Affairs Harry Sullivan on AGOA
      • Diversify your economy for growth, official tells Nigeria
      • 'Ghana lauded for good performance under AGOA'
      • Wesgro/Tralac AGOA seminar held in Cape Town
      • East Africa: US gives three countries ultimatum to reverse mitumba ban
      • AGOA - Nigeria's agricultural exports very small - US
      • US Commerce Secretary releases steel and aluminum report in coordination with White House, potentially impacting S Africa
      • Three African nations may face AGOA sanctions if Mitumba banned
      • EAC heads of state to meet over health, infrastructure and AGOA
      • Rwanda maintains tough stance on used clothes
      • Renewing US-South Africa relations under newly-elected South African President Ramaphosa
      • US should shift focus in Africa from aid to trade, analysts and officials say
      • 'US threats force EAC to back down on secondhand clothes ban' - Article
      • Rwanda supports regional textile production- James Musoni
      • AFDB president urges America to support African agriculture as a business
      • Trump Administration sends annual trade agenda report to Congress [DOWNLOAD]
      • AGOA strategy awareness in motion for Botswana
      • US president Trump announces intention to impose steep tariffs on steel, aluminum; stokes trade war fears
      • Trump extends targeted Zimbabwe sanctions
      • Senior State Department officials previewing Secretary Tillerson's travel to Africa
      • Opinion: Banning second-hand imports doesn't solve East Africa's clothes problem
      • Tillerson: US-Africa relations - A new framework
      • Trump's Africa policy taking shape with Tillerson's trip
      • Presidential proclamation on adjusting imports of steel into the United States
      • Kenya-US talks to weigh heavy on trade, economy
      • US Ambassador cautions Uganda on transparency in investment procedures
      • US Congress poised to remove hurdles to US-Africa development aid
      • Ghana taking greater advantage of AGOA — Ambassador Robert Jackson
      • Madagascar may be more than a few steps ahead of Ethiopia for sourcing
      • President Trump updates trade preference program eligibility for Rwanda
      • SMART announces 'successful trade outcome with the East African Community'
      • US suspends duty-free benefits for Rwandan textile imports
      • Rwanda: 'Withdrawal of AGOA benefits at discretion of US'
      • Nigeria yet to reap benefits of AGOA since 2008, re-strategises
      • Chamber: we are committed to promoting AGOA in Nigeria
      • Uganda yet to exploit AGOA opportunity – Ambassador Malac
      • Rwanda: 'Cotton returns as used clothes'
      • Opinion: 'America’s petty policy on used clothes for Africa'
      • The President's Advisory Council on Doing Business in Africa: Findings
      • Nigeria: Retooling AGOA trade policy to boost export
      • Nigeria-America Chamber of Commerce set to build AGOA export park in Edo State
      • 'Trump’s Africa policy is a continuation of Clinton’s, Bush’s, and Obama’s'
      • Botswana: 'Businesses fail to fully utilise AGOA' - BITC
      • 'Global business of secondhand clothes thrive in Africa'
      • Position yourselves to take advantage of opportunities under AGOA - Ghana Minister
      • USAID trade hubs created over 60,000 new jobs in Africa - USAID Director
      • Gambia AGOA workshop: ‘US committed to expanding trade links with The Gambia’
      • Nigeria: Push for increased non-oil export to UK, US intensifies
      • 'Kenya needs savvy diplomats to steer global trade agenda'
      • Mozambique launches National AGOA utilization strategy 2018- 2025
      • Uganda must not rely on a single partner, says US envoy
      • Ghana: Textile and garments committee inaugurated
      • Trump versus Rwanda in trade battle over used clothes
      • South African car manufacturers threatened by potential US tariffs
      • 'AGOA still available for Nigeria till 2025' - Nigerian-American Chamber
      • 'How the United States and Rwanda have fallen out over second-hand clothes' - BBC
      • US Commerce Secretary set for Kenya visit
      • US-Sub-Saharan Africa AGOA Forum 2018 [includes document downloads]
      • Rwanda: Government to pay taxes for affected AGOA exporters
      • Nigeria-America Chamber vows to increase Nigeria’s non-oil export through AGOA
      • Nigerian exporters must benefit from AGOA before 2025—Minister
      • 'Africa matters: Why the US should bolster its trading relationships with African countries'
      • Kenya: Textile exports to the US stagnate, but macadamia exports up
      • US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, announces $1 billion in deals during Africa mission
      • The 2018 AGOA Forum: A turning point for US-Africa commercial relations?
      • USTR initiates annual AGOA eligibility review
      • Brookings Event: Re-examining trade with Africa under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement
      • Namibia encouraged to make more use of AGOA
      • US steps up its game in Africa, a continent open for business
      • Trade and industry minister leads SA delegation to AGOA Forum
      • US to initiate ‘exploratory talks’ on post-AGOA model at AGOA Forum
      • Kenya eyes bigger pie of US trade plan AGOA to increase exports
      • US State Dept: Forging new strategies for US-Africa trade and investment
      • Remarks by Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan at the AGOA Forum
      • Statement of USTR Robert Lighthizer at the opening plenary of the 2018
      • Kenya: Supply delays ‘derailing' AGOA
      • South Africa's Rob Davies fights possible US tariffs on automotive products [Video]
      • South Africa: AGOA remains critical in developing regional value chains in Africa
      • Nigeria-American Chamber working with stakeholders to promote AGOA
      • Kenya banks on Rivatex factories, high-yield seeds to revive textiles
      • South Africa's Minister Davies: Steel and aluminium exports to US no threat to national security
      • US duties to knock South Africa's AGOA exports
      • South Africa: 'Not time to be inward-looking'
      • South Africa: Minister says South African interest groups plan to challenge US move on auto tariffs
      • Kenya: New national export strategy seeks to grow exports to KSh 1.3t by 2022
      • 'Protectionism limits AGOA at a time when its benefits need to be spread'
      • USAID supports Kenya’s AGOA strategy to double duty-free exports by 2023
      • Trump upholds AGOA trade preference eligibility criteria with Rwanda
      • Presidential Proclamation regarding Rwanda's AGOA eligibility
      • Trade under Africa bloc will create ‘respect’
      • 'Trump’s trade action may benefit Africa'
      • 'Rwanda AGOA limitations signals era of reciprocal trading'
      • Expanding free trade with Africa through AGOA
      • Local union warns South Africa that AGOA eligibility under threat if land expropriation goes ahead
      • Made-in-Liberia products to feature at local AGOA expo & trade fair
      • Africa Media Hub - telephonic press briefing with US Dep Asst Sec of State Peter Haas [incl. transcript and sound file]
      • Liberia-made products pitching contest to be held in Monrovia
      • South African poultry group targets US import quota
      • East Africa debate: Suspension of Rwanda’s AGOA benefits – What does it mean? [Video]
      • Kenya: Foreign Affairs Secretary meets ambassadors in the US ahead of Kenyatta-Trump meeting
      • US poultry industry to urge retaliation if South Africa ends quota
      • With mitumba ban in tatters, what next for trade between Kenya, US?
      • Kenya, US establish trade investment working group
      • SA farmers play 'chicken' with US tariffs
      • Liberia: Twelve companies selected to present at AGOA Expo and trade fair in US
      • Warmer Kenya-US relations good for trade and investment
      • Kenyan government presents USAID Hub-supported AGOA Strategy to USTR
      • South Africa: 'US confirms it’s not using AGOA as leverage over land expropriation'
      • US apparel buyer linked to sourcing opportunities in Madagascar
      • South Africa: We will all be losers if we lose AGOA, Parliament hears
      • SA poultry industry takes on US chicken quota as court case brews
      • Ghana: Exports under AGOA hit US$748m in 2017
      • AGOA expo to strengthen US-Africa trade ties in textiles
      • 'Protecting South Africa from US anti-trade action'
      • 2019 Mandela Washington fellowship for young African leaders
      • Kenya looks beyond apparel to double earnings from AGOA
      • Nigeria: 'Many manufacturers don’t know much about AGOA' — NEPC
      • Hello, America! USAID, direct flights to increase AGOA exports to US
      • Ghana Chamber to build capacity of businesses to utilise opportunities in AGOA
      • Kenya: US Ambassador Godec’s remarks on direct flight launch between Nairobi and New York
      • South Africa's champion in the US, Congressman Ed Royce, takes a bow
      • US to end trade benefits for Mauritania over forced labour
      • Nigeria: How exporters can benefit from AGOA
      • Nigeria: Federal government unfolds AGOA strategy on exporting products – official
      • Uganda's plan for more trade under AGOA
      • Telephonic press briefing with Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of African Affairs
      • 'Here's why the used clothing trade deserves more attention'
      • President Trump’s Africa strategy advances prosperity, security, and stability [incl. Factsheet]
      • Advisor Ambassador John Bolton on the the Trump administration’s new Africa strategy
      • 'Bolton rolls out Trump’s Africa policy to grim reception, but I’m reserving judgment'
      • The Trump administration’s Africa strategy: Primacy or partnership?
      • East Africa exports to the US hit $1bn in the year to September 2018
      • Ethiopia's exports to US under AGOA increasing
      • New Ethiopia AGOA strategy in full swing
      • Tanzanian home textiles firms gain insights on US market
      • New: AGOA themed guides and infographics
      • Building Africa’s manufacturing strength in the textile and clothing sector
      • 'Trump’s Africa surprise'
      • Sierra Leone to launch its AGOA response strategy
      • ‘Nigeria will benefit more from AGOA before scheme expires’
      • Fact sheet: The President’s trade agenda and annual report
      • Possible US tariffs on car imports might mean job losses in South Africa
      • Africa in Focus: Is the US keeping pace in Africa?
      • What having new US official for Africa means for the continent
      • Botswana: Textile sector upbeat, despite AGOA export collapse
      • Looking forward: US-Africa relations [incl. Video]
      • Looking back: Unpacking the trends that shaped Africa’s business environment
      • What is Prosper Africa?
      • Inaugural meeting of the US-Kenya Trade and Investment Working Group
      • S African access for US apple and blueberry exports might pave way for all South African citrus into US [+charts]
      • Kenyan flowers attract US buyers’ interest
      • Kenyan textiles maker seeking to expand through AGOA
      • Uganda: Government working on new AGOA strategy
      • Liberia Chamber of Commerce, USAID, conduct AGOA awareness seminar for the public sector
      • Uganda crafts strategy to maximise potential of its apparel sector
      • Kenyan exports to the US under AGOA rose by 25% in 2018
      • Kenyan EPZ companies make Sh77.2 billion in sales
      • Kenya seeks to forge close security ties with US
      • South African firms to showcase their capabilities in the USA
      • Uganda parliamentary speaker rallies public to attend local AGOA expo
      • Ugandan exporters sensitized on export requirements to benefit from AGOA
      • AGOA textile visa stamp will benefit Nigerians
      • Nigeria: Take advantage of AGOA textile visa stamp, NEPC tasks garment manufacturers
      • Africa's growth triggers new US-led initiative: Prosper Africa
      • Trump administration unveils its new Africa strategy — with wins and snags
      • USAID Mark Green's remarks on Prosper Africa at the CCA conference
      • Remarks: The enduring partnership between the United States and South Africa
      • Can Trump’s Prosper Africa make America greater than China and other partners in Africa?
      • Can the US and Africa prosper together?
      • Prosper Africa’s partial answer to promoting US trade and investment
      • Opinion: US economic intervention into Africa
      • [Updated] Annual review of country eligibility for benefits under the AGOA for 2020
      • How US’s Prosper Africa plan can benefit businesses on the continent
      • Reason for optimism in Trump's 'Prosper Africa' policy
      • US begins AGOA eligibility review
      • Ghana: AMCHAM commended for contribution to economy, celebrates 30 years of existence
      • African Union high-powered delegation to attend US-Africa business conference in the US
      • US to deepen partnership with Namibia
      • AGOA Forum 2019 Preview Briefing - July 23, 2019 [now with sound file]
      • AGOA - good for Africa, warts and all?
      • AGOA eligibility reviews 2019: Selected extracts from submissions
      • AGOA Forum 2019 - all the details and documents
      • US delegation reaffirms commitment to Ghana’s apparel manufacturing industry
      • Nigeria: Provide us warehouse in US, AGOA food exporters task Fed Government
      • US House Black Caucus to advocate extension of AGOA
      • South Africa: African free-trade deal can help boost exports to the US, says Patel
      • Remarks of Ambassador C.J. Mahoney at the 2019 AGOA Forum in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
      • Africa wants one trade deal with the US, the US wants many
      • South Africa: AGOA's positive impact felt in the Cape
      • AGOA Forum closing remarks by the US Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Nagy
      • Joint statement between the US and the African Union concerning the development of the AfCFTA
      • US-African trade lagging despite free access
      • A look back on the East Africa USAID Hub as the project comes to an end
      • Nigeria can harvest $2bn from yearly spices export
      • Kenya: Riddle of jobs boom in export zones amid gloom in economy
      • 'Beyond AGOA – Prosper Africa'
      • Botswana: AGOA dream dims for local textile sector
      • Kenya: Businesswomen urged to form joint ventures to exploit US market
      • Blog: 'It’s Time for AGOA 2.0'
      • Report calls for joint marketing of EAC as investment destination and eradication of NTBs
      • USAID Southern Africa to support upcoming Swakopmund international trade expo
      • SA agro-processing products on show in the US
      • US announces a review of South Africa's place in its biggest preferential trade scheme (GSP)
      • R35 billion in South African exports to the USA are at stake in a 'review' just triggered by SA's copyright reform efforts
      • SA business organisation asks president to delay enactment of two Bills to ensure continued US trade benefits
      • AGOA eligibility of Cameroon - message to Congress by the White House
      • Trump scraps trade benefits for Cameroon over rights abuses
      • Trump ends trade benefits for Cameroon over ‘persistent human rights violations’
      • The United States and Kenya hold second meeting of the Trade and Investment Working Group
      • Mali obtains third-country-fabric eligibility under AGOA's apparel provisions
      • Federal Register - South Africa GSP Review dates
      • US-Ghana trade deepens as 2019 local AGOA Expo ends
      • US retailers rally to 'close trade margins in Africa and Haiti'
      • Cameroon, CAR, Gambia, Niger see US AGOA status changes
      • US, Kenya reportedly to start trade talks seen as template for Africa
      • South Africa will caution Trump on ‘premature’ trade review
      • South Africa GSP country review hearings: programme and witness list
      • US, Kenya to start trade talks viewed as template for Africa
      • US chooses Kenya for bilateral trade deal
      • Kenya risks AU wrath as it seeks solo deal with America
      • Kenya sees US-Africa trade pace-setter role; warns on security
      • President Trump announces intent to negotiate trade agreement with Kenya
      • Former US negotiator: US-Kenya deal could spur regional value chains
      • Potential US-Kenya trade pact meets with muted response
      • 'A note to Kenya on its trade talks with the US: There is strength in numbers'
      • What would a US-Kenya trade deal mean?
      • Namibia: Meatco hailed for beef export success … ‘nothing good comes easy’
      • A deal is as good as local content laws that back it
      • Op-Ed: 'As it plans a new free trade deal with the US, Kenya must watch its steps'
      • Nigeria and the benefits of reviving cotton sector
      • Trump administration notifies Congress of intent to negotiate trade agreement with Kenya
      • Kenya: 'US cranks up trade deal with Kenya'
      • US seeks companies’ views on trade pact with Kenya
      • USTR cancels public hearing on United States-Kenya trade agreement negotiations; extends deadline for submitting public comments
      • 'US should avoid phased approach in trade talks with Kenya': Chamber of Commerce
      • Opinion: A bipartisan legacy of Africa trade worth remembering
      • Kenya: Apparel firms ride on Corona battle
      • Kenya, Ethiopia ahead of region in benefits of AGOA treaty
      • Details of US-Kenya FTA negotiating principles
      • 'South Africa must get ready for an inevitable loosening of trade ties with the US'
      • US eyes big chunk of key sectors in trade deal with Kenya
      • Annual review of country eligibility for benefits under AGOA for 2021
      • Kenya's president says talks on trade deal with US delayed
      • Africa gearing up to finalize trade bloc while US eyes agreement with Kenya [Cal Chamber]
      • Kenya: Plans to lift suspension on mitumba imports ban underway
      • COVID-19: Africa and the United States to remain key partners, says President Kagame
      • Kenya ‘raring to go’ on free trade deal with US, Uhuru says
      • Joint statement between the United States and Kenya on the launch of negotiations towards a FTA [incl. video]
      • US, Kenya officially launch trade talks
      • 'The strategic importance of AGOA'
      • Mali qualifies for AGOA benefits, USTR notifies
      • Will the US presidential elections impact South Africa’s economic recovery?
      • 'US-Africa trade will be positively impacted by AfCFTA' - CCA
      • The US and Kenya launch negotiations on a free trade agreement. Will they succeed?
      • 'Kenyan SMEs to win big if proposed FTA with the US is adopted' – AMCHAM
      • Kenya-US trade talks resume after hitch
      • 'Key areas of focus in building beneficial trade deal between Kenya, US'
      • 'Kenya-US FTA talks 1st round likely to conclude by Aug 14'
      • 'Kenya-US free trade talks are under way: what Nairobi must get right from start'
      • Event: Live webinar on importing textiles and apparels into the US
      • AGOA Coalition warns Congress: Duty-free imports sought by US apparel makers would vitiate Africa trade
      • US sets lower annual apparel import cap under AGOA
      • 'Proposed trade between Kenya and US might bring more harm'
      • US-Africa trade relations: 'Why is AGOA better than a bilateral free trade agreement?'
      • Kingdom of Lesotho must seize textile manufacturing crown
      • US warns Kenya over shilling manipulation
      • Tanzania: Key US Congress members raise concerns about elections and treatment of US investors
      • Members of Congress warn Trump not to push for plastic concessions in Kenya trade talks
      • 'Nigeria’s duty-free export to US shrinks to $300m'
      • Digital press briefing about the US government Prosper Africa initiative (incl. sound file)
      • 'From AGOA to FTA - Kenya-US ties growing from strength to strength'
      • Opinion: 'Kenya-US relations really do matter'
      • Opinion: 'Trump vs. Biden: This is how it could impact South African agriculture'
      • SA president to meet with US Chamber of Commerce over investment
      • President-elect Biden's call to Ramaphosa signals hope for better trade relations with Africa
      • Ghana Apparel Training Centre launched to develop garment industry
      • Uganda to work on increasing exports in wake of Covid-19 challenges
      • Chamber plans business parks to deepen US-Nigerian trade relations
      • Proclamation to take certain actions under the AGOA [DR Congo] and for other purposes
      • The Democratic Republic of Congo once again to benefit from the US AGOA
      • Nigeria’s duty-free export to US shrinks to $351m
      • Kenya exports to US climb to Sh67 billion
      • Reinstatement of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to AGOA
      • 'Uncertainty around Kenya-US Free trade deal'
      • After record season, United States opens new ports to South African citrus exports
      • Kenya–US trade talks on hold, awaits Biden's administration
      • Nigeria: ‘Prospects of improved supports from US bright under Biden’
      • Rwanda eyes stronger ties with Biden Administration
      • Africa: How Biden can 'build back better' US Africa policy
      • Lesotho: '45,000 textile jobs at severe risk'
      • Top US lawmaker vows to reverse previous administration's Africa policy
      • US Chamber drives for Kenya-US trade deal
      • NACC restates commitment to trade ties between Nigeria, United States
      • 2021 trade policy agenda and 2020 annual report
      • From canned catfish to high-end fashion: West African products that are in high demand in the United States
      • 'Biden Administration dampens Kenya's hopes for bilateral trade deal'
      • 'Hope for Kenya-US trade deal as talks resume'
      • 'Changing jeans sourcing scene has these countries coming up roses'
      • 'The renewal: US-Africa relationship'
      • Sierra Leone mining dispute threatens US firms
      • Kenya: 'Uhuru–Blinken talks a breath of life to US trade deal'
      • Report: A look at the potential benefits and challenges of a US – Kenya trade agreement
      • US and Botswana MITI launch revised AGOA Utilization Strategy to improve economic growth in Botswana
      • 'The opportunities are vast in a potential US-Kenya FTA'
      • Namibia launches AGOA strategy to increase tariff-free exports to the United States
      • Uganda's Museveni to investors: Exploit Africa’s untapped investment potential
      • Opinion - 'President Biden needs to 'Build Back Better' on Africa'
      • “Trade, not aid”: America’s relationships with Africa matter [incl. Video]
      • Botswana: Government acts as AGOA exports hit zero
      • CCA 2021 business summit: 'New pathways to a stronger US-Africa economic partnership'
      • Charting a new course in US-Africa relations: The importance of learning from others’ mistakes
      • Biden’s fast-track Trade Authority (TPA) is set to expire this week
      • US trade chief plans summit to discuss Africa duty-free access
      • Tanzania strategises to up trade through AGOA
      • Biden Administration launches initiative to build US-Africa trade
      • USAID Administrator Samantha Power on financing new pathways to a stronger US-Africa economic partnership
      • 'Funding challenges undermine SMEs’ growth in Africa'
      • Namibia: Local exporters urged to take continental market route as companies shine at exporter awards
      • US and South Africa's Western Cape province mark 6 month anniversary of trade and investment promotion partnership
      • 'We examined 20 years of US-Kenya trade: Some lessons for Africa'
      • 'US pressured over delayed promise to Kenya' in letter sent to USTR Tai
      • 'Rich countries want to strike trade deals in Africa'
      • Namibia: American delegation looks for renewable energy opportunities
      • US increases sugar import quota by 90,100 tonnes
      • US says war in Ethiopia's north could affect trade benefits
      • Biden eyes up Africa as new trade market, reboots Trump-era initiative
      • Kenya seeks US market access for fresh oregano, parsley
      • Nigeria: How exporters can boost non-oil export with e-commerce - NEPC
      • AAFA formalizes relationship with Kenya Association of Manufacturers to promote economic growth
      • US-Africa trade policy faces future uncertainties
      • 2021 AGOA Civil Society Organization network session of the AGOA Forum [*with Zoom link]
      • Ethiopia: AmCham urges policy makers not to revoke AGOA privilege
      • Togo's textile focused SEZ aims to create value-added textile supply chain
      • 'Safety issues and Nigeria’s agricultural export potential'
      • Ethiopia 'lashes out at US over possible trade pact expulsion'
      • Ethiopia pushes to keep AGOA access amid US rights concerns
      • Ethiopian trade negotiator: 'Don’t remove Ethiopia’s AGOA trade privileges'
      • Biden, Kenya President Kenyatta to hold White House meeting
      • AGOA Forum private sector session | AGOA and Beyond
      • Readout of Ambassador Katherine Tai’s participation in the virtual AGOA ministerial meeting
      • CCA and KEPSA sign US-Kenya private sector SME trade initiative
      • United States, Ghana looking at deepening trade
      • Ethiopia crisis sparks concern in US apparel industry over sourcing relationship
      • Two US Senate, House Republicans urge Ethiopia to 'correct coure' to avert 'revocation of AGOA benefits'
      • US to suspend Ethiopia, Guinea and Mali from AGOA in 60 days
      • Statement from Ambassador Tai on the AGOA eligibility review
      • Why US is suspending Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea trom AGOA 'trade deal'
      • How the Biden administration can make AGOA more effective - Brookings
      • 'Ethiopia approaches civil war - but Team Biden should avoid harming AGOA'
      • Proceedings from the US-Kenya bilateral strategic dialogue
      • Trade Subcommittee hearing on strengthening the US-Africa trade and investment relationship
      • Ethiopia’s economy hit as major clothing maker closes shop
      • The United States and Africa: Building a 21st Century Partnership (Speech by Secretary Blinken)
      • 'US pledges to revamp neglected relationship with Africa'
      • South African AGOA Exporter of the Year Award winners announced [incl. Video]
      • America-based corn lobby urges Biden to prioritise Kenya trade pact
      • US terminates duty-free trade access to Ethiopia over conflict
      • Senator Van Hollen, Representative Bass urge Biden Administration to reconsider Ethiopia's suspension from AGOA
      • US President terminates AGOA preferences for Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea
      • Despite a late push, Ethiopia is set to exit the US trade pact
      • US takes Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea off AGOA program
      • Will Biden deliver on his commitment to Africa in 2022?
      • South African lemon juice producers may be slapped with anti-dumping duties, if a petition in the US succeeds
      • What does the US decision to delist three African countries from AGOA status imply?
      • Kenyan textile company eyes export market through new Zanzibar facility
      • House Ways and Means Committee Chairman asks US trade commission to investigate impact of AGOA program
      • Namibia: Ambassador keen to expand country's Meatco market
      • In Ethiopia, Guinea and Mali, fears rise over losing duty-free access to US market
      • US Congress: Representatives McCaul, Murphy introduce Prosper Africa Act
      • Opinion: Foreign investment is Africa's best shot at growth, but its share is still pitiful
      • US engaged in 'robust' talks with Kenya, more to say in coming weeks - USTR
      • AGOA to stimulate Nigeria’s economic growth – NEPC
      • US investors eye bigger share of Kenyan market
      • US seeks more investment opportunities in Africa
      • Farming, textiles hold key to Kenya’s exports
      • Biden Administration signalling possible resumption of trade talks with Kenya?
      • USTR releases 2022 President’s Trade Policy Agenda and 2021 Annual Report
      • US legislators seek to codify the Prosper Africa Act
      • Kenya private sector alliance recruits first beneficiaries of Kenya-US trade initiative
      • AFCFTA and AGOA are opportunities for African diaspora – BHF Coordinator
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      • Sen. Toomey: Administration’s failure to move FTAs forward comes at huge cost to US
      • Mauritius drives to diversify as manufacturing stalls
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      • Nigeria, US to leverage AGOA for improved trade ties
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      • Kenya, US revisit trade talks, agree to expedite process
      • US starts resetting trade ties with Kenya to reflect Biden priorities
      • US apparel sector requests “at least” ten-year AGOA renewal
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      • House Ways and Means Chairman Neal applauds launch of US-Kenya partnership agreement negotiations
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      • Why the US overtook Uganda as Kenya's top buyer of goods - US ambassador
      • South Africa: JSE delegation visits US to promote South Africa as an investment destination
      • Kenya's new president: US has overtaken the UK as Kenya's premier trading partner
      • Uganda: In the business of exporting to the US
      • US food firms to visit Kenya scouting for trade opportunities
      • Kenya president Ruto: Country ready for more trade deals with the US
      • US to remove Burkina Faso from AGOA effective 1 January 2023: White House
      • Kenya President Ruto’s warm relationship with US likely to expedite trade deal
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      • US treasury secretary Janet Yellen touts deeper ties with South Africa to help boost trade
      • 'AGOA shows US has successfully courted Africa' - Columnist
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