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How COVID-19 is Messing Up Lucrative Africa-Asia Trade Routes

by Eric Olander

SABC Correspondent Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong’s main cargo terminal on how new quarantine regulations for container vessels is further slowing African trade with China, and Asia as a whole.

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