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Following the initial U.S. Senate vote in early August, the United States Congress has officially completed the passage of a two-year extension for the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). On 1 September, the House of Representatives voted 340–78 to pass the measure as part of a broader government funding package, which President Donald Trump signed into law on 2 September. For South African agriculture, the legislative approval locks in duty-free access to the American market through 31 December 2028, averting an immediate trade fallout. The Agricultural Stakes: Protecting High-Value Chains South Africa exported $504 million in agricultural produce to the United States in 2025. While this represents approximately 4% of the...