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As US imposes 30% tariff on South African exports, Presidency reiterates desire for new ...
South Africa’s Presidency has expressed concern over new tariffs that have been imposed on South African exports to the US following President Donald Trump’s April 2 'Liberation Day' announcement. Trump said “reciprocal tariffs” of 30% would be implemented on South Africa, while also imposing a 10% base tariff, alongside higher individual tariffs for specific countries, including 20% for the European Union, 24% for Japan, 26% for India and 34% for China.
South Africa’s Presidency has expressed concern over new tariffs that have been imposed on South African exports to the US following President Donald Trump’s April 2 'Liberation Day' announcement. Trump said “reciprocal tariffs” of 30% would be implemented on South Africa, while also imposing a 10% base tariff, alongside higher individual tariffs for specific countries, including 20% for the European Union, 24% for Japan, 26% for India and 34% for China.
