Zeenat Hansrod

2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Zeenat Hansrod

Lesotho’s textile exports to the United States will be hard hit by the 50 percent tariffs being imposed by President Donald Trump. The stiff new tariffs announced by President Donald Trump are shaking up trade ties between the United States and several African nations – many of whom have had preferential agreements with Washington for decades. Unveiled at the White House on Thursday and dubbed “Liberation Day” by Trump, the plan imposes a minimum 10 percent tariff on all imported goods.

2 weeks ago | rfi.fr | Zeenat Hansrod

US - AFRICA The heavy new tariffs announced by President Donald Trump are shaking up trade ties between the United States and several African nations – many of whom have had preferential agreements with Washington for decades. Unveiled at the White House on Wednesday, 2 April – dubbed “Liberation Day” by Trump – the plan imposes a minimum 10 percent tariff on all imported goods. It comes into effect on 5 April.

2 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Zeenat Hansrod

France, April 4 -- The stiff new tariffs announced by President Donald Trump are shaking up trade ties between the United States and several African nations- many of whom have had preferential agreements with Washington for decades. Unveiled at the White House on Thursday and dubbed "Liberation Day" by Trump, the plan imposes a minimum 10 percent tariff on all imported goods. It comes into effect on 5 April.

1 month ago | modernghana.com | Zeenat Hansrod

Thousands of unaccompanied migrant youths arrive in France each year seeking safety, education and healthcare. Many claim to be under 18, which would entitle them to special protections under French law. But without documents, they fall into a legal grey zone – too young to be treated as adults, yet not officially recognised as minors. Their cases are passed between institutions and the process can take months.

1 month ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Zeenat Hansrod

Thousands of unaccompanied migrant youths arrive in France each year seeking safety, education and healthcare. Many claim to be under 18, which would entitle them to special protections under French law. But without documents, they fall into a legal grey zone – too young to be treated as adults, yet not officially recognised as minors. Their cases are passed between institutions and the process can take months.