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Months after US trade fallout, South Africa taps alternative markets as exports to the world’s second-largest economy climb 25%

South Africa’s exports to China rose nearly 25% year on year between May and August 2026, highlighting the growing importance of the world’s second-largest economy as Pretoria seeks to diversify its trade amid deteriorating relations with the United States. South Africa's exports to China increased by nearly 25%…

Business Insider AfricaBy Solomon Ekanem
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Months after US trade fallout, South Africa taps alternative markets as exports to the world’s second-largest economy climb 25%
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Original headline: “Months after US trade fallout, South Africa taps alternative markets as exports to the world’s second-largest economy climb 25%”

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