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100+ days into zero tariffs — China-Africa trade gets a fresh boost. 🌍📈 Since May 1, China has offered zero-tariff access to products from all 53 African countries with diplomatic ties. More open trade, more shared growth. #ChinaAfrica #ZeroTariff

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