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News24 Business | Did Trump just kill AGOA?

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The US government's imposition of steep tariffs on African nations signals the end of the AGOA trade deal that was supposed to help African economies develop.

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New 14% tariff against US-Nigeria’s AGOA duty-free trade – NACC president

Nigeria’s participation in the African Growth and Opportunity Act is under serious concern following the announcement of the newly imposed 14 per cent tariff by US President Donald Trump. This policy, which threatens to erode the advantages AGOA provides, raises concerns about the country’s trade diversification efforts. In this interview with DAMILOLA AINA, the President,

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Steep Trump tariffs ‘pull Agoa rug out’ from under Africa

Lesotho and Madagascar hardest hit as US tariffs target poorest countries

16 hours ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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News24 Business | Did Trump just kill AGOA?

The US government's imposition of steep tariffs on African nations signals the end of the AGOA trade deal that was supposed to help African economies develop.

19 hours ago·South Africa

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Denver Gazette

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Steep US tariffs on Africa signal end of trade deal meant to boost development

By Nqobile Dludla and Lovasoa Rabary

24 hours ago

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stratnewsglobal.com

Trump Tariffs Threaten US-Africa Trade Programme

Analysts say the new tariffs suggest that the renewal of the initiative, known as the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), is extremely unlikely. The post Trump Tariffs Threaten US-Africa Trade Programme appeared first on StratNews Global.

11 hours ago

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thesudantimes.com

US-Africa trade deal faces uncertainty with new Trump tariffs

President Trump’s sweeping tariffs cast a shadow over the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). This vital U.S. trade initiative, established in 2000, faces an uncertain future. Analysts suggest the new tariffs signal a low probability of AGOA’s renewal, set to expire in 2025. AGOA grants duty-free access to the U.S. market for numerous African exports. Approximately 35 nations benefit, including South Africa, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Key sec…

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