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Taiwan now requires preapproval for most chip exports to South Africa amid diplomatic tensions and shifting alliances.
Taiwan has restricted semiconductor exports to South Africa, requiring preapproval for most chip shipments due to national security concerns amid diplomatic tensions.
The move follows South Africa’s plan to relocate Taiwan’s representative office from Pretoria to Johannesburg, reflecting Pretoria’s growing ties with China.
Taiwan, home to TSMC—the world’s top advanced chip producer—seeks to leverage its economic influence as diplomatic pressure mounts.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs is updating export rules to require approval for 47 key products, including chips, destined for South Africa.
Meanwhile, China and South Africa strengthened economic ties through a new business pact aimed at boosting trade and investment, with China planning to eliminate tariffs on most African imports.
South Africa’s trade with China reached $53.9 billion in 2024, making Beijing its top trading partner.
Taiwan ahora requiere aprobación previa para la mayoría de las exportaciones de chips a Sudáfrica en medio de tensiones diplomáticas y alianzas cambiantes.