Lower Oil, Same Bottlenecks: The Iran Deal’s Real Impact on African Supply Chains
The US–Iran peace agreement has eased oil prices and reopened the Strait of Hormuz — but global shipping remains far from normal. Dr Ernst van Biljon from IMM Graduate School explains why vessel backlogs, insurer caution and Africa’s own structural constraints mean supply chain pressures are far from over. Kaya FM
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