South Africa

SADC Data Needs Survey

Follow the link above to read more about the survey.

Intra-SADC Trade Performance Review 2006: Chapter 6: South Africa

Year of publication: 
2006
Author(s): 
Landon McMillan, TIPS

Advanced Trade Analysis Course: Regional Integration and Trade Performance

Start: 
2 Oct 2007 - 02:00
The successful and rapid progression of the Eastern and Southern African integration process needs to be underpinned by comprehensive expertise from the region, including government, the private sector, non-governmental organisations and academics. Regional integration has become increasingly important and affects many countries worldwide. The importance of regional integration for Eastern and Southern African states is emphasised by the announcement of the implementation of the COMESA Customs Union in 2008, the SADC FTA in 2008 and the SADC Customs Union in 2010.

Southern Africa Development Research Network Launch Workshop

Start: 
30 Aug 2007 - 02:00
Venue: 
The Innovation Hub, Pretoria, South Africa (a map to the Innovation Hub is available here)
TIPS is pleased to announce the launch of a new development-focused research network funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC). <!--break-->

SADRN’s broad objectives are to:

South Africa and Mauritius sign MoU on Economic Co-operation

The Minister of Trade and Industry, Mandisi Mpahlwa, has appealed to South African business people to take advantage of investment opportunities in their fellow Southern African Development Community (SADC) member-state, Mauritius. Minister Mpahlwa was speaking at the signing ceremony of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Economic Co-operation between the two countries, which took place at Radisson Hotel, in Cape Town. The Mauritian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade, Dr Arvin Boolell, also attended the ceremony.

Imports Add R13bn to Transnet Costs

THE rising cost of imports has added an extra R13bn to Transnet's five-year capital investment programme, prompting the state-owned freight transport company to revise its initial budget of R65bn.

Transnet said this week that imports made up about 30% of its planned capital expenditure programme. The group, which plans to expand capacity of its ports, railways and pipelines, will now spend R78bn over the next five years.

Trade Performance Review 2005: South Africa

Year of publication: 
2005
Author(s): 
Owen Willcox

A South African Export Opportunity Scan For Value-Added Agricultural Products

Compiled by: Andre Jooste and David Spies for the (South African) National Department of Agriculture, Directorate: International Trade

India and Africa hold first inaugural agri-food summit

As India and Africa hold their first ever Agri-Food Summit, the Asian powerhouse has emphasised the importance of increasing its trade relations with African countries, especially in the field of agriculture and agro-based products.

Inaugurating the Summit Tuesday, India's Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, pointing out the significance of holding the Summit in Agriculture, said there was a need to share experience for mutual benefit.

Publication date: 
8 March, 2007
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