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Cameroon Palm Oil Exports Rise 17% in 2025 Amid Supply Shortfall and Rising Imports

April 14, 2026

Cameroon Palm Oil Exports Surge 17% in 2025 Despite Supply Deficit Crisis Driving Imports Cameroon’s palm oil exports climbed sharply in 2025, rising by 17% to reach 177 tonnes compared to 152 tonnes recorded in 2024, according to new foreign trade data released by the National Institute of Statistics. The growth reflects a surprising export resilience even as the country continues to battle a significant production deficit driven...

US Selects Morocco for $226M Food for Progress 2026 to Boost Agriculture, Trade Growth

April 13, 2026

The United States has selected Morocco as a key beneficiary of its Food for Progress 2026 program, unlocking a major $226 million initiative designed to strengthen agricultural productivity and expand global trade opportunities. The move highlights Morocco’s growing strategic importance in global agriculture and positions the country as a leading partner in emerging market development. According to the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, the program will fund cooperative agreements...

 Best Performing African Currencies in March 2026: Zimbabwe, Mozambique Lead as FX Markets Slow

April 13, 2026

African foreign exchange markets showed signs of caution in March 2026 as currency gains slowed across the continent. While a few currencies recorded mild appreciation, the broader trend pointed to consolidation after stronger momentum in February. Data compiled from central banks revealed that Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Mauritania posted the strongest gains during the month. However, the pace of improvement weakened compared to earlier movements, suggesting that markets are...

Dangote Refinery and major African oil refineries driving energy independence in 2026

April 12, 2026

Africa’s oil market in 2026 is entering a decisive phase as production strength collides with long-standing refining challenges. Although the continent controls roughly 7–8% of global proven crude oil reserves, it still struggles to convert that advantage into downstream value. As a result, Africa continues to export crude while importing refined petroleum products at scale. Currently, total refinery capacity across Africa stands between 3.5 and 4.0 million barrels...

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