The United States moved to strip South Africa and Rwanda of duty-free access under a US trade deal, citing trade barriers and national security concerns as relations with Pretoria and Kigali deteriorate. South Africa’s loss of access would affect $1.7 billion in annual exports, including cars and farm products. The move follows US Treasury sanctions on Rwanda’s defence ministry about a week earlier.
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