The CitizenIna Opperman · 14 January 2026 at 17:16Read the full story on The CitizenEconomists do not have much hope that South Africa will be included in Agoa this time, but the minister’s department is still trying.
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The CitizenExperts expect that South Africa will probably not be included in Agoa this time and will probably be blocked when it reaches Trump’s desk.