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Eromosele Abiodun writes that the reduction of duties on imported vehicles by the federal government has become a charade as officers of the Nigeria Customs Service now use various charges to extort importers and victimise clearing agents at the ports In November 2013, the federal government announced the introduction of a new automotive policy, which was geared towards discouraging the importation of wholly assembled automobiles and encouraging local manufacturing. Specifically, the policy allows local assembly plants to import completely-knocked-down vehicles at zero per cent duty, and semi...

Monrovia — Liberia is expected to host a 5-day decolonized ECOWAS Meeting. The expected meeting will take place in Monrovia from the 13-17 of April 2021 with specific focus on ECOWAS women. The theme of the expected meeting is "Empowerment of Women in the ECOWAS Region" and will be held at the Ministerial Complex in Congo Town. In a letter from Bomi Senator Edwin Snowe who heads Liberia delegation to the ECOWAS Parliament, ECOWAS is requesting from Ministry of Foreign Affairs its usual protocol services and official guest vehicles. "We present compliments on behalf of Liberia delegation and...

Liberia to Host ECOWAS Decolonized Meeting to Focus Women Empowerment Liberia to Host ECOWAS Decolonized Meeting to Focus Women Empowerment Share MONROVIA – Liberia is expected to host a 5-day decolonized ECOWAS Meeting. The expected meeting will take place in Monrovia from the 13-17 of April 2021 with specific focus on ECOWAS women. The theme of the expected meeting is “Empowerment of Women in the ECOWAS Region” and will be held at the Ministerial Complex in Congo Town. In a letter from Bomi Senator Edwin Snowe who heads Liberia delegation to the ECOWAS Parliament, ECOWAS is requesting...

Total EAC exports decreased by 4.7 per cent to USD 14.0 billion in 2018 from USD 14.7 billion in 2017

Daily Monitor Thursday February 25 2021 There has been a number of border conflicts that have resulted in the blockade of certain goods from entering EAC partner states. PHOTO | FILE Advertisement Businesses across the region and the private sector under the East African Business Council have asked Heads of State and government to end domestic tax disputes that continue to affect trade.   The demand is one of the several that the business council wants the East African Head of States to resolve during deliberations in the 21st Ordinary Summit expected this Saturday.  Others issues, accordin...