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China-Africa trade scenarios amid global tariff war

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By Rafiq Raji
| The Singapore-Africa Conversation
The four possible scenarios By Rafiq Raji African countries have been relatively unscathed by unilateral American trade tariffs that US president Donald Trump started imposing since early April 2025. US-Africa trade with Africa is relatively small and has in fact been dwindling.[1] The United States imposed a baseline 10% import tariff in early 2025, with South African exports attracting as much as 30%.
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Managing undersea cable disruption in Africa

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By Rafiq Raji
| ntu.edu.sg
What can African governments do to protect their vital digital assets?
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Experts React: The Challenges and Opportunities for the Trump Administration in Africa

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By Mvemba Dizolele, Laird Treiber, Rafiq Raji, Jon Temin
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
On January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump will assume the presidency of the United States of America for the second time. As the world watches the changing of the guard between the returning president and Joe Biden, analysts will parse Trump’s inaugural speech for any hints of his vision for U.S.-Africa relations. They will also monitor his executive orders and legislation from the Republican-majority Congress for what they purport for Africa.
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