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/Jun 15th, 2026
Seven African countries in the firing line for new Trump tariffs
ONE Data finds that Egypt, South Africa and Morocco will be the most exposed to new tariffs targeting nations which the US claims is failing on labour standards.
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By David Thomas

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By Natasha Quist & Kalilou Syllas

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By Betsy Njagi & Kate Walsh

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By David Thomas

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In the May issue of African Business, out now, we look at the enormous impact of the Middle East war on Africa. The economic fallout of the US-Israel war with Iran - which has precipitated a wider conflict in the Gulf and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz – is already being felt by Africans at the petrol pump and supermarket. How can Africa weather this latest external crisis?





































