Agreement announced during UNGA81 by Ministers from Lesotho, Mauritius, and Kenya NEW YORK, Sept. 23, 2026 — The U.S.-Africa Trade Desk (USATD), alongside governments from Mauritius, Lesotho, and Kenya, formally
We were extremely honored to present at the Presidential Precinct’s Global Conversation series this week, where our Founder & CEO Gavin van der Burgh joined the Presidential Precinct’s Corporate Leaders
Two weeks ago, our VP Willian Fanjoy sat before the U.S. Trade Representative to testify on the 2027 AGOA eligibility review — not with slides or theory, but with real
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Yesterday, the US-Africa Trade Desk (USATD) celebrated a number of key successes at “US Wins with Africa Trade”, and event hosted in the Foreign Affairs Committee room
Last week we shared how this pilot soybean meal shipment is one way we’re proving that U.S. agricultural exports can be tied to real, structured demand in African markets. Yesterday,
The U.S.-Africa Trade Desk was proud to co-exhibit with MCT Midlands Commodity Trading Company at AFEC 2026, held from 15–16 July at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi. This marked
Africa’s import demand for food and feed is large and growing, but U.S. agriculture is still underrepresented in that flow. We positioned ourselves as the partner that helps convert U.S.
In June, US Africa Trade Desk visited a pineapple processing facility owned by Zambia’s Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), a hub that already supports hundreds of small-scale farmers and is positioned
The U.S.-Africa Trade Desk (USATD) is in Washington, DC this week for the World Bank Spring Meetings, joining global leaders from across government, finance, investment, and development for one of
