AllAfrica News: Trade

[New Era] Namibia's trade deficit narrowed to N$2.3 billion in March 2026 as exports from the mining sector increased sharply, although the country continued to spend heavily on fuel, vehicles and industrial equipment imports.

[Liberian Observer] A strong atmosphere of unity, optimism, and renewed calls for reform dominated a major weekend gathering organized by the influential "Under the Blue Umbrella Family," where hundreds of licensed customs brokers from across Liberia assembled in what many participants described as one of the profession's most significant solidarity events in recent years.

[The Point] A high-level Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) delegation, led by the Commissioner of Customs, took part in the 32nd Meeting of Directors General of Customs for West and Central Africa held in Freetown from May 4-8.

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- A powerful atmosphere of unity, excitement and renewed optimism engulfed the weekend gathering of the renowned "Under the Blue Umbrella Family" as hundreds of licensed customs brokers from across Liberia assembled in what many described as one of the most significant solidarity events within the customs brokerage sector in recent years.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyan specialty tea farmers are set to access premium international markets following a new export and marketing agreement involving French tea company Palais des Thés, Gatanga Industries and Equity Group.