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What the Loss of AGOA Really Means for South African Cars

On 2 November the United States told South Africa and Rwanda it intends to end their AGOA eligibility from 1 January 2027. Within days the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI) used the news to argue for a stronger local manufacturing base. Its case deserves a hearing. But the link between AGOA and the car industry is looser than the headlines suggest, and the localisation problem is older…

What the Loss of AGOA Really Means for South African Cars

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Fani-Kayode rejects NLS senior counsel rank

Nigeria’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Ambassador Femi Fani-Kayode, has rejected the purported conferment of the Senior Counsel of Nigeria rank, also known as Blue Silk, on him by the Nigerian…

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