The Trump administration says South Africa and Rwanda broke AGOA rules and will lose duty-free trade benefits under the US initiative.
The United States will drop South Africa and Rwanda from a key duty-free trade initiative for sub-Saharan Africa, according to DW. The Trump administration said both nations are breaking the rules of the African Growth and Opportunity Act, or AGOA, which remains a central pillar of US economic engagement with the region. The decision removes the two countries from the program's duty-free trade benefits.
Source: DW.
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