Manelisa Bam, a South African entrepreneur and CEO of Bam Group Holdings
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Zero Tariffs, New Horizons: Opportunities for China–South Africa Cooperation from Johannesburg
Zero Tariffs, New Horizons: Opportunities for China–South Africa Cooperation from Johannesburg
By Zhao Yinan, CMG Africa Bureau Correspondent (Johannesburg)
CMG Africa Bureau correspondent Zhao Yinan visits a sugarcane plantation in KwaZulu-Natal, where local farmers are looking forward to exporting sugarcane products to China and bringing them to Chinese consumers’ tables.27 April 2026
Amid rising global trade uncertainties and shifting supply chains, a major policy is drawing growing attention across South Africa’s business and industrial sectors: China’s decision to grant 100% tariff-free treatment on products from 53 African countries, effective May 1, 2026.
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