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KAMPALA, Uganda–The Parliamentary Committee on Finance, Planning and Economic Development, has concluded a five-day visit to customs border stations in Northern and Eastern Uganda.  The Committee chaired by Hon Henry Musasizi (Rubanda County East) visited the customs border stations of Busia, Malaba, Elegu, Afogi, Oraba, Lia, Vurra and Pakwach.  The field visit, which ended Sunday, […]

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A collective response to the COVID-19 by regional member States with uniform standards will minimize the disruptions being experienced in the supply chain for essential goods. Thus, COMESA has called on member states to stand together in bridging the gap between policy intentions and implementation outcomes. Speaking during the first Extra-Ordinary Meeting of the Trade […]

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Prof. Collier tells Rwanda- Africa’s “easy decade” of growth is coming to an end

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Professor Paul Collier, one of the world’s most influential development economists, warns that Africa’s “easy decade” of accelerated economic growth is coming to an end, and only accelerated job creation and integration will ensure sustainable growth and development across the continent. Dr Collier, Professor of Economics and Public Policy in the Blavatnik School of Government […]

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Kenya-Somalia Border Mandera to Opened After Ten Year

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Plans for the reopening of the Kenya-Somalia border in Mandera are nearing conclusion, with the renovation of the Customs Border Control Point set to begin soon. This follows a series of high-level consultations between the two countries with the intent to advance new spheres of shared interests, particularly cross-border trade and regional security. Interior Cabinet […]

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