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Burundi stakeholders validate the TMA’s new model of implementation report

The report proposes facilitating investments in the greater Imbo region Bujumbura, 20th April 2017: TradeMark Africa proposes to adapt its engagement in Burundi by investing in projects that strengthen new export potential value chains, enhance cross border trade and increase the country’s participation in the regional market.  The institution has identified a specific location in the country […]

Construction of Rusizi modern cross border market facilities take off

The modern market facilities will not only bring order to one of Rwanda’s largest cross border markets, but will also facilitate reduction in time taken for informal trade across the border Rusizi, Rwanda, February 21st 2017: Construction of new and modern cross border market facilities worth USD2.2 million has commenced in Rusizi at the border […]

Ugandan traders to expect more time savings and convenience as 16 new government agencies connect to the Uganda Electronic Single Window

DANIDA providing additional USD5.5 million to extend Electronic Single Window which was launched in November 2016 with 6 Government agencies on board Kampala, 5th April 2017: An additional 16 government agencies involved in clearing international trade documents will be linked to the Uganda Electronic Single Window (ESW) as phase two of the system commences. This brings to […]

Cargo Tracking System in Rwanda goes electronic

Kigali, March 24th 2017: The Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA} has today commissioned the Regional Electronic Cargo Tracking System (RECTS), joining its partners in Kenya and Uganda. The system connects the three countries electronic cargo tracking systems, enabling them to jointly track cargo from port todestination on a twenty-four-hour basis. The RECTS is expected to enhance cargo security and […]

SWEDISH DELEGATION TOURS TRADE FACILITATION PROJECTS IN SOUTHERN TANZANIA

Songwe – February 1, 2017 – A Swedish delegation led by the Director General for Trade in the Swedish Ministry Foreign Affairs, Ms Karin Olofsdotter, and the Director General for International Development Cooperation, Johannes Oljelund and the Swedish Ambassador to Tanzania, H.E Katarina Rangnitt visited the Tunduma One Stop Border Post (OSBP) currently under construction. The […]