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Why women-owned businesses struggle to cross EAC borders
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Why women-owned businesses struggle to cross EAC borders
Expanding a business beyond national borders remains difficult for many women entrepreneurs in THE East African Community (EAC), even as the region pushes to make trade between member states easier. The issue was discussed at the East African Women in Trade Awards, held in Kigali on Sunday, November 1, as part of the week-long 26th East African Community (EAC) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Trade Fair. Flavia Busingye, Acting Direct…
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