The South African petrochemical group Sasol is trying to limit the impact of the new customs duties imposed by the United States on its chemical exports, which could affect sales by up to $80 million, said Chief Financial Officer Walt Bruns on Monday, August 25. Since this August, a 30% tariff imposed by the Trump…...
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South Africa: Sasol aims to limit the impact of new US customs tariffs on its exports
By Félix NZALÉ
Félix NZALÉ
Félix Nzalé is a Senegalese journalist with a deep passion for cultural issues. He led the "CULTURE" section of SUD QUOTIDIEN (SUD Communication Group) for 10 years. Holder of dual Master’s degrees in Sociology and Philosophy, he also holds a management diploma from the Institut Supérieur de Management (ISM) in Dakar. He has contributed to the development of editorial concepts for several newspapers in Dakar.
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