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Private sector welcomes Kenya-Uganda trade deal

Private sector welcomes Kenya-Uganda trade deal Monday April 19 2021 Trade minister Amelia Kyambadde (right) and Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary Betty Maina (in pink blouse) with other officials tour Bwendero sugar factory in Hoima District last Wednesday. PHOTO/ ISMAIL LADU Summary Advertisement After six days of joint mission verification of the sugar sub-sector, a decision to allow Uganda’s sugar exports access to the Kenyan market was last Thursday collectively endorsed, bringing to an end about three years of brewing trade hostilities between the two countries. Private sector players are now hoping that the two governments will quickly implement what they jointly agreed upon in a communique they both endorsed.

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Highlights on Distribution of Goods under Implementing Regulation of the Job Creation Act | Dentons

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The Indonesian government has recently enacted Government Regulation No. 29 of 2021 concerning the Operation of the Trade Sector (“GR 29/2021”) as one of the implementing regulations of Law No. 11 of 2020 on Job Creation (the “Job Creation Act”). Please see full Publication below for more information. The Indonesian government has recently enacted Government Regulation No. 29 of 2021 concerning theOperation of the Trade Sector (“GR 29/2021”) as one of the implementing regulations of Law No. 11 of 2020on Job Creation (the “Job Creation Act”).policies and control of export and import activities;use and completeness of labels with the Indonesianlanguage;distribution of goods;trade infrastructure;standardization;export development;legal metrology; andsupervision of trade activities and supervision of goodsstipulated as being under supervision.The main focus of the Indonesian government in theissuance of the

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Trade deficit narrows to $12 bn in February, exports at $27 93 bn

The growth in exports in February declined to just 0.67 per cent against 6.16 per cent in January due to subdued external demand because of Covid-19. Exports stood at $27.93 billion in February. Imports, on the other hand, grew 6.96 per cent at $40.54 billion, the data released by the commerce ministry on Monday showed. The trade deficit gap between imports and exports narrowed to $12.16 billion from over $14 billion in January. ‘ Exporters said a dip in exports was mainly on account of container shortages across the country and limited supply disruptions in the last week of February due to a jump in the number of Covid-19 cases in some states.

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Seguro de la Caja para trabajadores con contrato suspendido está en vilo

Seguro de la Caja para trabajadores con contrato suspendido está en vilo
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All that glitters: A look into illicit gold networks

First published in the Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper. South Africa has surfaced as a key transit point for bullion smugglers wanting to channel the precious metal to and from one of the world’s most prolific players in the gold industry – Dubai. Piecing together a number of arrests that have led to local police and South African Revenue Service (SARS) investigations, conducted over several years, a picture emerges of just how much of a cog this country has become in illicit gold networks. Indeed, over five years, five sets of arrests have been carried out at airports in South Africa and have involved travellers, flying either to or from Dubai, intercepted with gold bars.

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