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African Development Bank chief warns of tariff 'shock wave'

  • A 30% duty on citrus exports in South Africa has concerned agricultural groups, according to the African Development Bank president Akinwumi Adesina.
  • Adesina warned that the new U.S. Tariffs threaten the economies of 47 African countries grappling with debt and slow growth.
  • In Lesotho, a 50% tariff on garment exports risks thousands of jobs as workers fear layoffs and factory closures.
  • Adesina warned that inflation will rise as costs increase, leading to more migration pressures as job prospects weaken.
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African Development Bank chief warns of tariff 'shock wave'

An onslaught of tariffs by the United States will send "shock waves" through African economies, the president of the African Development Bank said on Friday, warning of reduced trade and higher debt-servicing costs.

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mediatalkafrica.com broke the news in on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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