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The UK has advanced a Sh458.45 million ($5 million) grant to TradeMark Africa for the construction of access roads between the Moi International Airport and Mombasa Port. This is addition to the $50 million (Sh4.58 billion) investment already made via the Department for International Development in TMA’s Mombasa Port Improvement Programme. The fresh funds will […]
URA projects spur tax compliance but challenges remain Only a few months in her job as Uganda Revenue Authority Commissioner General, Doris Akol is desperate to win the hearts and minds of taxpayers. On Jan. 20, she left her capacious office to lead a team of her officials to a visit of traders i n […]
Nairobi-2nd February, 2015. The United Kingdom through the Department for International Development (DFID) has extended additional support to TradeMark Africa for its Mombasa Port Program. The grant agreement will make available an additional US$ 5 million (approximately KShs. 450 million) to support the dualling and improvement of the existing Port Reitz and Moi International Airport […]
The buying and selling of goods and services between businesses in neighbouring EAC Partner States with the seller being in one Partner State and the buyer in the other, for example a company or an individual business person in Rwanda selling to a company in Burundi. Cross Border Trade (CBT) plays an important role in […]
The search for home-grown innovations that could cut the cost of transport in East Africa has gained momentum with the recent launch of a Sh1.4 billion ($16 million) fund targeting logistics firms. The Logistics Innovation For Trade (Lift) fund launched by Trade Mark East Africa (TMA) in November will up to the end of February […]
Six Netherlands Ambassadors based in the EAC countries and the DRC visited the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), on Thursday 15 January. The main objective of the visit that was organized by TradeMark Africa was to assess the customs reforms at the URA for Uganda and the region, a program that is supported by the Government […]
Trade Mark East Africa has called on East African partner states to closely work with civil societies in the implementation of the East African Community (EAC) integration for their citizens to understand, own and benefit from the integration. Opening the 3rd Civil Society Forum, which attracted activists from across the region here yesterday, Trade Mark […]
VENTURES AFRICA – Following the lead of Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, and Kenya, the Government of Uganda has released updated figures that raised the country’s GDP by 13.1 percent from 63.9 billion shillings ($24.7 billion) to 68.4 billion shillings ($26.9 billion) for the fiscal year 2013/2014. The new figures, which came as a result of […]
EAST Africa is making significant progress in their economic integration agenda with a focus on trade and transport facilitation to improve its competitiveness. Heavy investments in road and railway infrastructure as well as modernization of port services are helping to boost intra-regional trade, the springboards for growth and prosperity in the region. However, a major […]
Kobero, Burundi – 14 November 2014.At a colourful ceremony at Kobero, a border town west of Burundi’s capital Bujumbura, H.E President Pierre Nkurunzinza laid a commemorative stone to signify the commencement of the construction of the Kobero One Stop Border Post (OSBP). In attendance was Burundi’s Minister of Finance and Economic Development Planning, Tabu Abdallah […]
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