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  • January 8
  • This Day Nigeria: FG Moves to Decongest Ports

    The Federal Government is to set up a task force to remove all the impediments that led to the congestion in the nation's sea ports in the last four months.

  • Times of Zambia Zambia: No Meal Exports - State

    THE Government will not issue any export permits for maize and mealie meal until the food situation in the country stabilises, Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister, Brian Chituwo has said.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Abuja Chambers Urge Strict Fiscal Spending by FG, States

    AMIDST tumbling crude oil prices and depreciating Naira, Abuja Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture(Abuccima) has called for strict monetary spending by governments at both Federal and State levels.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Our Plans to Make FCT a Commercial Hub - Abuccima [interview]

    Barrister Dele Oye, is the President -Elect, Abuja Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ABUCCIMA). In this interview with Franklin Alli, he talks passionately about his vision for the chamber, among other issues.

  • New Vision Uganda: Flower Sector May Wilt As Clients Go Bankrupt

    Ugandan flower export earnings have been sapped by the spills of the global financial crisis which has lead to the cancellation of contracts and prices nose diving.

  • Addis Fortune Ethiopia: Sugar Exporters Secure Hold on EU Market

    The Ethiopian sugar exporting sector is set to consolidate its share of the European sugar market following the revision of its quota to the market under a new initiative that encourages the increased importation of non-war materials from developing countries (LDCs).

  • January 6
  • New Vision Uganda: Chinese Inspect Rakai Free-Trade Zone

    DELEGATIONS from the Chinese embassy in Kampala and investors from China have started inspecting the proposed free-trade area in Rakai as they prepare to invest billions of dollars in the project.

  • January 5
  • This Day Nigeria: The Country And the GSP Debate [opinion]

    The EU - Nigeria trade regime is back in the press. It is not a surprise: the European Union is Nigeria's second trade partner and West Africa first trade partner, and the West Africa region is the first Africa Caribbean and Pacific trade partner for the EU.

  • This Day Nigeria: Port Congestion - FG to Seize Undeclared Goods

    As part of efforts to tackle the problem of port congestion, the Federal Government will henceforth seize all goods imported into the country that were under declared by the importers.

  • January 2
  • New Vision Uganda: Exports Grow by 20 Percent

    LAST year, Uganda exported more goods and services than the previous one. The value of exports increased from $2b in 2006/07, to $2.4b in 2007/08.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: 'Govt Should Import Groundnuts Instead of Oil' [interview]

    Alhaji Umaru Lawan, the MD/CEO Superb Feed and Veterinary Services (A Division of Super Fast Foods Industries Ltd), is the Chairman of Small Scale Industrialists Association (Sharada-Kano Branch).

  • December 30, 2008
  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Form Buying Groups to Import Basics - CCZ

    THE Consumer Council of Zimbabwe has advised consumers to form groups and send members to South Africa to buy basic commodities there to counter exorbitant pricing by retailers in the country.

  • December 29, 2008
  • Vanguard Nigeria: FG Shops for New Customs Boss, Ditches Extension Moves

    THE Federal Government has started shopping for a new Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) after turning down an application for the extension of service of the current helmsman of the agency.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: 'Banks Should Be Offensive in Trade Transactions'

    Former Director, Trade and Exchange department, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mrs. Omolara Akanji has called on banks to be offensive in trade transactions.

  • December 26, 2008
  • Leadership Nigeria: Taiwan Trade Hits $729 Million

    Trade activities between Nigeria and Taiwan received a boost in 2008, as total trade between both countries for the month of January through August 2008, is put at US $728,896,841, with Nigeria enjoying a trade surplus of US $354,971,007.Statistics from the Trade Mission of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in Nigeria show that within the period under review, Nigeria imported products worth US ...

  • December 25, 2008
  • Vanguard Nigeria: Cosmetic Manufacturers Seek Downward Review of Import Duty

    The Cosmetics Manufacturers and Ethics Association of Nigeria (COSMEAN) has called on the Federal Government to review the duty on imported raw materials and inputs needed in the industry from 10 per cent to five per cent.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: SGS Issued 20,000 RAR This Year

    SGS Nigeria, one of the service providers engaged by the Federal Government to assist the management of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) in the provision of risk assessment on all imports, has issued a total of 20,000 Risk Assessment Report (RAR) between January and November this year.

  • Leadership Nigeria: EU Denies Accusation of Forcing EPA

    The European Union yesterday denied the accusation leveled against it that a decision had been taken to force Nigeria to conclude an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA).

  • Independent (Lagos) Nigeria: Toyota Partners Son On Fake Auto Parts

    Disturbed by the infiltration of fake and counterfeit auto parts in the country, Toyota Nigeria Limited (TNL) has gone into an alliance with the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to sensitise stakeholders and consumers on the dangers of importing and using substandard/fake auto components in the country.

  • Independent (Lagos) Nigeria: Smugglers - Customs Reposes Confidence in Judiciary

    For the Area Comptroller, Seme Border Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Ali Wakili, there is no going back on NCS recent declaration of war on smugglers, even as he reposed confidence in the ability of the judiciary to continue to live up to expectations in the trial of suspects, who are arrested in connection with smuggling activities.

  • December 24, 2008
  • AIM Mozambique: Surtax On Cement Imports Suspended

    The Mozambican government on Tuesday suspended, for a period of two years, the surtax on cement imports.

  • December 23, 2008
  • Leadership Nigeria: EU Rejects Country's Request for Trade Deal

    European Union Commission (EC) has rejected Nigeria's application to be granted the enhanced Generalised System of Preferences otherwise known as the GSP+ status, under the special incentive arrangement for sustainable development and good governance for the period covering 2009-2011.

  • Tunisia Online Tunisia: Measures Taken for Pump-Priming the Economy

    President Ben Ali chaired on Tuesday a cabinet meeting which examined a support plan relative to enterprises whose activities were hampered by the latest world financial and economic crisis.

  • Tunisia Online Tunisia: Chamber of Commerce Organizes 2008 Awards Ceremony

    The Tunisian American Chamber of Commerce (TACC) has recently organized its third Awards ceremony in a highly convivial atmosphere, grouping together the cream of the Tunisian -American business world.

  • December 22, 2008
  • SW Radio Zimbabwe: International Group to Investigate Abuse of Trade Unionists

    The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is dispatching a high-powered delegation to Zimbabwe to investigate allegations of gross abuse of rights of trade union activists and workers, by the government.

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