The Thorny Cash Bond Issue for Uganda Traders

Kampala traders have threatened to take Kenya Revenue Authority to the East African Court of Justice should it go back on it's word regarding withdrawal of cash bonds on goods transiting through Kenya. They demanded assurance from Kenya that it would not happen again as it had increased cost of business.

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Uganda: Kenya Finally Withdraws Cash Bond

East African Business Week, 29 October 2012

Following protracted negotiations between the government of Uganda and Kenya over the issuance of cash bonds on imports transiting through Kenya, traders have demanded for ... read more »

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The Kenya Revenue Authority withdraws cash bond issued on imports passing through Kenya

Uganda: Traders Seek Museveni's Intervention

The Observer, 23 October 2012

You don't want to have your goods come through Mombasa right now: read more »
Uganda: Reprieve for Traders As Port Dispute Is Resolved

New Vision, 18 October 2012

Ugandan traders have a reprieve after talks between the Ugandan Trade minister David Wakikona and his Kenyan counterpart Moses Wetangula eased the flow of transport cargo through ... read more »

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Kenya Reassures Uganda No More Cash Bond

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NTV Uganda

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NTV Uganda

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26 September 2012

Kenya has reassured Ugandan traders that it has reverted the cash bond on imports destined for Uganda through the Mombasa port. The cash bond would ... see more »

East Africa: Business Sector Decries Regional Challenges

The Independent, 14 October 2012

Trade barriers, low standards, poor infrastructure threaten regional integration read more »
Uganda: URA Pleads With MPs Over Kenyan Tax

New Vision, 12 October 2012

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has appealed to Parliament to put pressure on the Kenyan Revenue Authority (KRA) to drop storage charges levied against Ugandan-bound goods for ... read more »
Uganda: Transit Guarantee Scheme Here Soon

The Observer, 11 October 2012

In an effort to end cross-boarder transit costs, COMESA is advocating the Regional Customs Transit Guarantee Scheme (RCTG), a single bond that would ease intra-regional trade. read more »
East Africa: Traders Want EAC Member States to Own Mombasa Port

New Vision, 10 October 2012

The private sector has called for the re-instatement of the East African harbours and ports authority so that the coastal facilities can be owned and benefit all the five member ... read more »
East Africa: The Taxman Is Strangling East Africa Community Trade

The Star, 9 October 2012

CONGESTION at the Mombasa port and various tariff and non-tariff barriers by Kenya Revenue Authority are holding up the realisation of the East Africa Community integration and ... read more »
East Africa: Traders' Issues Need Practical Solutions

East African Business Week, 8 October 2012

The Secretary General of the East African Community (EAC), in partnership with East African Business Council (EABC) and TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) organized a meeting of the ... read more »

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