EAC
EAC to improve investment policies:
Nkurunziza asks for speedy outcomes Secretariat to spend $14m less Kikwete talks tough on roadblocks Corridor pact welcomes private sector Movement made easier by closer links Sida gives $5m for trade compliance.
EAC Sunday, May 03, 2015
The promulgation and implementation of appropriate investment policies by the EAC partner states will enable an improved business environment.
By: Agnes Bateta
Better EAC regional customs systems crucial for trade
:The promulgation and implementation of appropriate investment policies by the EAC partner states will enable an improved business environment.
By: Agnes Bateta
EAC Sunday, May 03, 2015
KIGALI, Rwanda - Better customs system means higher revenues and better controls, lower trading cost and fewer delays.
By: Agnes Bateta
Uganda spells out EAC wish list:KIGALI, Rwanda - Better customs system means higher revenues and better controls, lower trading cost and fewer delays.
By: Agnes Bateta
EAC Sunday, Apr 26, 2015
KAMPALA, Uganda - Recently the Uganda Ministry for East African Community Affairs published ‘The National Policy on East African Community Integration.’
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
Rwanda brainstorms Central Corridor :KAMPALA, Uganda - Recently the Uganda Ministry for East African Community Affairs published ‘The National Policy on East African Community Integration.’
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
EAC Sunday, Apr 26, 2015
KIGALI, Rwanda - Rwanda’s Ministry of East African Community held the third MINEAC-Private sector breakfast meeting to review the challenges that business people face when using the Central Corridor to and from Dar es Salaam.
By: Agnes Bateta
Regional media business summit set for Tanzania:KIGALI, Rwanda - Rwanda’s Ministry of East African Community held the third MINEAC-Private sector breakfast meeting to review the challenges that business people face when using the Central Corridor to and from Dar es Salaam.
By: Agnes Bateta
EAC Sunday, Apr 12, 2015
ARUSHA, Tanzania - The 7th EAC-East African Business Council (EABC) Media Summit is scheduled for May 14 and 15 May 2015, at the Hyatt Kilimanjaro Hotel Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
By: Elisha Mayallah
Mutukula to host EAC bandwagon:ARUSHA, Tanzania - The 7th EAC-East African Business Council (EABC) Media Summit is scheduled for May 14 and 15 May 2015, at the Hyatt Kilimanjaro Hotel Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
By: Elisha Mayallah
EAC Sunday, Apr 12, 2015
ARUSHA, Tanzania - The East African Community (EAC) Secretariat, together with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), will hold sensitization workshops at Mutukula and Sirari/Isebania borders.
By: Elisha Mayallah
EAC coop law nears signing:ARUSHA, Tanzania - The East African Community (EAC) Secretariat, together with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), will hold sensitization workshops at Mutukula and Sirari/Isebania borders.
By: Elisha Mayallah
EAC Sunday, Apr 12, 2015
NAIROBI, Kenya – A proposed regional law that will help unlock agricultural productivity is waiting for the signatures of the five Heads of State.
By: Paul Tentena & Mary Mwen
One Stop Border Posts updates:NAIROBI, Kenya – A proposed regional law that will help unlock agricultural productivity is waiting for the signatures of the five Heads of State.
By: Paul Tentena & Mary Mwen
EAC Sunday, Apr 05, 2015
Ongoing construction at seven of the remaining 12 One Stop Border Posts (OSBP) is moving along nicely writes SHARON KYATUSIIMIRE.
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
Targets set for increased EAC trade:Ongoing construction at seven of the remaining 12 One Stop Border Posts (OSBP) is moving along nicely writes SHARON KYATUSIIMIRE.
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
EAC Sunday, Apr 05, 2015
KAMPALA, Uganda – By 2016, TMEA would like to see a 10% increase in the total value of exports from the EAC region.
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
EAC framework guides TMEA path:KAMPALA, Uganda – By 2016, TMEA would like to see a 10% increase in the total value of exports from the EAC region.
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
EAC Sunday, Apr 05, 2015
KAMPALA, Uganda – TMEA does not call the shots, but follows a path laid out by the East African Community Heads of State Summit writes WINNIE MANDELA.
By: Winnie Mandela
TradeMark makes mark on EAC integration:KAMPALA, Uganda – TMEA does not call the shots, but follows a path laid out by the East African Community Heads of State Summit writes WINNIE MANDELA.
By: Winnie Mandela
EAC Sunday, Apr 05, 2015
Perhaps no single orgsnisation has made such an effective mark on streamlining East African Community (EAC) cross-border trade than TradeMark East Africa (TMEA). In its annual report for 2013-2014, TMEA explains their success
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
EAC drafts industry policy:Perhaps no single orgsnisation has made such an effective mark on streamlining East African Community (EAC) cross-border trade than TradeMark East Africa (TMEA). In its annual report for 2013-2014, TMEA explains their success
By: Sharon Kyatusiimire
EAC Sunday, Apr 05, 2015
ARUSHA, Tanzania – Experts from the East African Community (EAC) partner states and the EAC Secretariat have been asked to dedicate their efforts towards strengthening institutional capacities in the management of trade and industrial policies.
By: Elisha Mayallah
Regional transport costs remain high:ARUSHA, Tanzania – Experts from the East African Community (EAC) partner states and the EAC Secretariat have been asked to dedicate their efforts towards strengthening institutional capacities in the management of trade and industrial policies.
By: Elisha Mayallah
EAC Sunday, Mar 29, 2015
KAMPALA, Uganda - Transport costs in East Africa are around 60% higher than those in the United States or Europe and this is complicated by the many underdeveloped supply chains which keeps rates up.
By: John Sambo
Indian expertise on offer to East Africa:KAMPALA, Uganda - Transport costs in East Africa are around 60% higher than those in the United States or Europe and this is complicated by the many underdeveloped supply chains which keeps rates up.
By: John Sambo
EAC Sunday, Mar 29, 2015
NEW DEHLI, Inidia - Several small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) in East Africa will benefit from a new move by the Geneva-based International Trade centre (ITC) to use Indian expertise improve their businesses.
By: John Sambo
NEW DEHLI, Inidia - Several small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) in East Africa will benefit from a new move by the Geneva-based International Trade centre (ITC) to use Indian expertise improve their businesses.
By: John Sambo
Nkurunziza asks for speedy outcomes Secretariat to spend $14m less Kikwete talks tough on roadblocks Corridor pact welcomes private sector Movement made easier by closer links Sida gives $5m for trade compliance.