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Kenya eyes more regional trade after pact with two blocs kicks off in March - Vimarsana News

Kenya eyes more regional trade after pact with two blocs kicks off in March

Kenya could soon start exporting its goods outside the East African Community (EAC) market.

Virtual Workshop with Students, Staff and other stakeholders of the COMESA Masters Programme in Regional Integration - Vimarsana News

Virtual Workshop with Students, Staff and other stakeholders of the COMESA Masters Programme in Regional Integration

Virtual Workshop with Students, Staff and other stakeholders of the COMESA Masters Programme in Regional Integration (Kenyatta University and University of Mauritius)Focusing on two ECA PublicationsThe 10th Edition of the Report on Assessing Regional Integration in Africa (ARIA X) on the theme: “Services Trade Liberations and integration within the AfCFTA”and The Report on

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Trade deal to lift SMEs on Ethiopia, Kenya border - Vimarsana News

Trade deal to lift SMEs on Ethiopia, Kenya border

Small-scale trade along the Kenya-Ethiopia border has received a major boost after the two countries agreed on a common list of products to be traded under the Comesa Simplified Trade Regime.

Kenya- Ethiopia small scale cross-border trade set to rise following bilateral negotiations - Vimarsana News

Kenya- Ethiopia small scale cross-border trade set to rise following bilateral negotiations

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Diaspora Remittances keep Zimbabweans afloat - Vimarsana News

Diaspora Remittances keep Zimbabweans afloat

Owen Gagare An informal trader in Mbare, Masaya had not been able to go to work since 30 March 2020, when the government effected a lockdown to contain the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. Two months of not working hit Masaya’s pockets hard, and when disaster stuck, he was in a difficult place. “I live from hand to mouth, so two months without going to work was a disaster. If I couldn’t feed my family, it also means there was no way I could feed mourners or pay the funeral expenses,” Masaya said. “Thankfully, I have a young sister in South Africa and a cousin working in Australia. S...