AGOA’s uncertain extension is a warning for Africa’s industrial future

AGOA

The African Growth and Opportunity Act technically expired on September 30, 2025, but the U.S. administration has announced support for a one-year extension. That announcement prevents an immediate collapse of duty-free access for African exporters, but it is not yet law. The extension must still pass through Congress, …

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