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  1. Global policy shifts are impacting US and Chinese interests, leading to trade disruptions affecting African continent's trade status and regional hubs like Busan.
  2. China is buying large quantities of crude oil from Angola, while South African produce clears customs in Shenzhen, benefiting from broader African trade policy expansion.

Zimbabwean blueberries, Kenyan avocados, and South African exports are benefiting from trade agreements and investment with China.

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Zimbabwean blueberries, Kenyan avocados, and South African exports are benefiting from trade agreements and investment with China.

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China is buying large quantities of crude oil from Angola, while South African produce clears customs in Shenzhen, benefiting from broader African trade policy expansion. All 1 developments

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