- South Africa becomes Afreximbank’s 54th member
- $8bn programme targets industry, exports and supply chains
PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa has formally joined the African Export-Import Bank, unlocking a new $8bn programme aimed at boosting industrial growth, regional supply chains and intra-African trade.
The accession makes South Africa the 54th member of African Export-Import Bank after Parliament approved the Bank’s Establishment Agreement in 2025, bringing Africa’s most industrialised economy into Afreximbank’s core continental operations.
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