Trump's tariffs on South African exports | Calls grow for trade diversification

What South Africa Should Do to Transform the US from Foe to Friend

What South Africa Should Do to Transform the US from Foe to Friend cnichols@hudson.org Wed, 04/09/2025 - 09:54 SVG In the Media Apr 8, 2025 BizNews What South Africa Should Do to Transform the US from Foe to Friend Joshua Meservey Senior Fellow Joshua Meservey Caption (Screenshot Via YouTube) Toggle Table of Contents Contents Contents Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to E-mail E-mail Print…

Rob Hersov explains why US punishment of SA is 'well deserved'

South African businessman Rob Hersov has explained why the United States’ punishment of South Africa – via tariffs – is ‘well deserved’ and says ‘there’s more to come’. Hersov, in conversation with Lelethu Shayi, delivered some hard truths about the ANC government and the country’s alignment with its fellow BRICS nations. Click HERE to listen to this MUST WATCH bombshell interview. Targeted sanctions Meanwhile, in a video on his new YouTube chan…

South Africa: SA Unveils Strategic Economic Diversification Plan Amid Us Tariffs

[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to mitigate the economic impact of new United States tariffs, focusing on export diversification, value-added production, and strengthening regional trade partnerships.

Trump's tariffs on South African exports | Calls grow for trade diversification

The Geopolitics of Trump Tariffs and Africa's Response

As the world reels from the US’s first broadside in a major trade war, some African countries want to diversify their markets into Asia. However, there is also significant focus on opportunities presented by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and regional trade blocs. African countries are hinting at diversifying trade relations in reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump’s ‘reciprocal tariffs, ’ which impose some of the highest imp…

Why Africa must respond to US tariffs with economic unity

By Ephraim Ofori Numosuor In a world increasingly defined by economic power plays and strategic alliances, Africa cannot afford to remain a continent of isolated economies. The recent imposition of tariffs by the United States on a range of imports, including those from Africa, has sparked individual responses from various African nations. But these solo retaliations, though driven by national interest, miss a far more powerful opportunity: the …