Tau, Whitfield confident that SA’s relationship with AGOA will continue well into the future

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Tau, Whitfield confident that SA’s relationship with AGOA will continue well into the future
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Minister Parks Tau and his deputy Andrew Whitfield are confident that the country’s relationship with AGOA will continue well into the future.

CAPE TOWN - The South African Government of National Unity says nothing’s changed in its African Growth and Opportunity Act relationship, with a growing appetite to extend the trade agreement.

Tau and his deputy, Andrew Whitfield, on Tuesday, provided feedback following their mission to the AGOA forum in Washington DC.

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