The US government listed Black Panther's Wakanda as an official free-trade partner
Donald Trump may be preparing to slap tariffs on Wakanda, the fictional homeland of Marvel superhero Black Panther.
That's one potential explanation for the US Department of Agriculture's removal of the high-tech African nation from a list of free-trade partners that includes Panama, Peru, and other real countries. In reality, officials uploaded Wakanda and its supposed exports to test a tariff-tracking tool, and neglected to remove it., a fellow at the Jain Family Institute, after he spotted the gaffe while using the agency's Tariff Tracker tool.such as horses, goats, and sheep.
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