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Kenya: Kenya to Scrap Container Deposit Fee at Mombasa Port to Ease Trade With Uganda

All Africa 15 Sep 2023
Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has agreed to scrap the container deposit of $3,000 (about shs12 million) per container at Mombasa port as a commitment to easing business for Uganda traders ....
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Doug McIntyre: The pharmaceutical war on obesity has begun

Daily Breeze 13 Aug 2023
Feeling a little chunky after that weekend BBQ? ... Today, I have a square of Trader Joe’s 85% fruity and full-flavored Uganda dark chocolate every time I pass through the kitchen, which happens about sixty times a day ... Unfortunately for our waistlines (but much to the delight of Eli Lilly) we usually chase the Jello with more squares of Uganda ... .
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Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia currencies set to weaken further

Reuters 20 Jul 2023
DAKAR, July 20 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling, Nigeria's naira and Zambia's kwacha are expected to weaken further in the week to next Thursday, while Ghana's cedi and Uganda's shilling could strengthen, traders said.KENYA ... Other traders also said low demand ...
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Kenyan, Zambian currencies expected to weaken

Reuters 06 Jul 2023
JOHANNESBURG, July 6 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling and Zambia's kwacha are forecast to weaken against the dollar in the week to next Thursday, Uganda's currency will strengthen, while those of Ghana and Nigeria will remain stable, traders said.KENYA ... One trader at a ...
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American billionaires almost a third richer today than when pandemic hit: report

Raw Story 15 Apr 2023
"Wealth inequality in the U.S ... Based on Forbes data, the report found that "U.S ... The number of U.S ... \u201cJeff Bezos is worth $122 BILLION, while a market trader selling rice in Uganda makes $80 monthly.\n\nGuess which one is taxed at 40%?\n\nJoin the global call to tax the mega-rich now.\n#TaxBillionaires\n\nhttps.//t.co/DtdocnOHik\u201d ... .
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Oxfam Shows US Billionaires Almost a Third Richer Today Than When Covid Hit

Common Dreams 14 Apr 2023
"Wealth inequality in the U.S ... Based on Forbes data, the report found that "U.S ... The number of U.S ... \u201cJeff Bezos is worth $122 BILLION, while a market trader selling rice in Uganda makes $80 monthly.\n\nGuess which one is taxed at 40%?\n\nJoin the global call to tax the mega-rich now.\n#TaxBillionaires\n\nhttps.//t.co/DtdocnOHik\u201d ... .
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TradeMark Africa and Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry launch online platform for women traders in East Africa

Algeria Times 24 Mar 2023
“iSOKO will go a long way in addressing the key market and information gaps that exist for women traders in cross-border trade.”. The platform, which was unveiled in Nairobi today, will bring together women traders from five countries in the East African CommunityKenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi.
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LiteFinance Launches New Competitions and Promotions

CryptoPotato 24 Mar 2023
The top five profitable traders will receive a cash prize, providing initial capital to start real crypto asset trading ... LiteFinance has also prepared something new for traders from Singapore, Morocco, Uganda, and Afghanistan ... The task is not easy, but traders from Malaysia, the Philippines, and Iran could get valuable prizes.
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To Strengthen Women's Resilience to Disasters, Make the Wealthiest Pay Their fair share

Common Dreams 08 Mar 2023
She will be called Aya ... A miracle. Beside her, the rescuers found her mother, dead ... Like her, more than 50,000 people died in the earthquake ... One cannot accept that, as Oxfam reminds us, a man like Elon Musk, one of the wealthiest men in history, is taxed at 3.3%, while Aber Christine, a market trader in Uganda who sells rice, is taxed at 40% ... .
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Survival of the republic

The News International 29 Jan 2023
Aber Christine, a market trader in Northern Uganda who sells rice, flour and soya, makes $80 a month in profit ... Breaking down sources of privileges of different vested interests including agriculture, industry, banks, exporters, traders, high net worth individuals, military ...
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Oxfam calls for reducing number of billionaires

Dawn 17 Jan 2023
DAVOS. The number of billionaires should be reduced by half by 2030 through higher taxes and other policies to make the world more equal, Oxfam said on Monday as global elites meet in Davos ... In a stark comparison, a market trader in Uganda who works with Oxfam pays 40pc of her profits in tax, the charity said ... Published in Dawn, January 17th, 2023. .
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Oxfam pushes higher taxes to reduce number of billionaires

Manila Standard 16 Jan 2023
DAVOS, Switzerland—The number of billionaires should be reduced by half by 2030 through higher taxes and other policies to make the world more equal, Oxfam said Monday as global elites meet in Davos ... In a stark comparison, a market trader in Uganda who works with Oxfam pays 40 percent of her profits in tax, the charity said. ....
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World Economic Forum: The number of billionaires should be reduced by half by 2030, says Oxfam

Gulf News 16 Jan 2023
DAVOS. The number of billionaires should be reduced by half by 2030 through higher taxes and other policies to make the world more equal, Oxfam said Monday as global elites meet in Davos ... In a stark comparison, a market trader in Uganda who works with Oxfam pays 40 percent of her profits in tax, the charity said. .
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As Davos opens, Oxfam urges 'billionaire busting' policies

The New Arab 16 Jan 2023
The number of billionaires should be reduced by half by 2030 through higher taxes and other policies to make the world more equal, Oxfam said Monday as global elites meet in Davos ... In stark comparison, a market trader in Uganda who works with Oxfam pays 40 per cent of her profits in tax, the charity said ....
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China's easing of COVID-19 restrictions reignites hope among Ugandan business community

People Daily 12 Jan 2023
"As traders in Uganda we laud the Chinese government for lifting the quarantine for overseas people and even allowing our traders to physically import their goods, which will result in booming business for the two countries," Sekito said ... "Already our traders are excited to go physically and import goods from China.

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