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Non-uniform road tolls, stay fees hurt EAC trade, say lawmakers
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Non-uniform road tolls, stay fees hurt EAC trade, say lawmakers
Members of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) have called for urgent action to address road toll disputes, customs system gaps, inefficient border post operations and other practices they say are increasing trade costs and slowing regional integration. The concerns emerged this week during EALA plenary in Arusha, Tanzania, during a debate on a report by the Committee on Communication, Trade and Investment based on a March 2026 oversigh…
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