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AllAfrica: Uganda: Export Value Hits $2.4 Billion
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.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Okolo Unfolds Agenda for Naccima
Dr. Simon Okolo has unfolded key areas his administration would chart for further development of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA ) .
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Rivers Sets Up Body On Multiple Taxation
TO stop multiple taxation suffered by businessmen in Rivers State, the government has set up a committee to harmonize taxes paid at various levels in the state.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Protest in Akure Over Taxi Driver's Arrest
BUSINESS and commercial activities were totally paralyzed in Akure, the Ondo State capital for hours yesterday, following the arrest of the chairman of the state Taxi Drivers Association Chief Jacob Adebo by soldiers from the 323 Artillery regiment.
AllAfrica: West Africa: 'Real Time E-Database to Aid Free Movement of Persons in Ecowas Sub-Region'
Unless a robust and reliable online real-time databank driven by a secured and open platform is put in place, many factors including infrastructural, environmental and communication militating against Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) protocol on free movement of person will remain unabated.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: FG Probes NNPC
THE FEDERAL Government has instituted a probe into the finances of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), and placed an embargo on the release of funds to the organisation.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: FG Owes Oil Marketers N70 Billion - Moman
THE federal government is still owing marketers of petroleum products in the country the sum of N69.99 billion as part of unpaid bridging and petroleum subsidy fund meant to augment the high costs of products importation and distribution.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Ladoja, Akala Trade Blames Over Oyo PDP Crisis
A former governor of Oyo State, Senator Rashidi Ladoja, has said the failure of Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala to sign the reports of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ad-hoc committee set up to bring lasting peace among feuding chieftains of the party would create a very deep gulf in the reconciliatory process.
AllAfrica: West Africa: EPA - Ghana, Cote 'D Voire Agreement Temporary - EU
THE European Partnership Agreements currently signed between European Union, Ghana and Cote 'd Voire is temporary and would be replaced shortly, the Charge d' Affaires of EU Commission, Mr. Denis Thieulin has disclosed.
AllAfrica: Uganda: Improved Food Safety Good for Trade
There is need for improved food safety standards if the country is to penetrate the competitive foreign markets, Robinah Sabano, the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) national programme coordinator, has said.
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China says 2008 trade surplus about 200 billion
Family of rock's 'Big Bopper' plans casket auction on eBay
DJN: UPDATE:China Customs:'08 Trade Surplus About $290 Bln-Xinhua
China's 2008 trade surplus about $290 bln -Xinhua
China adjusts 2008 record trade surplus upward: report
Venezuela Stock Market Falls Only 8% During 2008
December's Trading Strategies virtual stock exchange winners
China to scrap taxes on re-export of some metals
Asian stock markets advance as Wall Street's rally boost
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·Nigeria: The Country And the GSP Debate
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.
·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.
·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.
·Nigeria: 'Govt Should Import Groundnuts Instead of Oil'
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).
·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.
·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.
·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.
·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 $186,962,917 while Taiwan' ...
·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.
·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.
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