US moves to strip South Africa and Rwanda of duty-free trade access

The US has decided to revoke duty-free trade access for South Africa and Rwanda, citing escalating trade barriers and national security issues as relations with both countries worsen. This move highlights the growing tensions and reflects broader concerns about trade practices and national security. Such a decision underscores the US's strategy to address these issues by adjusting trade policies, signaling a shift in diplomatic and economic relations. For a detailed analysis, check out the full article on the Financial Times website.