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- Mano River Union delegation with women traders on the Busia border (in pink)
- A Liberian woman trader (in jacket) engages the One-Stop-Border point management on the Kenya side
- A delegation of the study tour, comprising women traders and border officials from Liberia and Sierra Leone, as well as representatives from the African Development Bank at the One-Sto- Border-Post in Busia
- Bank and BIBEST project staff engaging a Kenyan female mechanic, who is also a cross border trader in Busia
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Mano River Union Delegation Studies Successful Border Post Model to Enhance Women’s Cross-Border Trade
The delegation held discussions with Kenya’s Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry, the National AfCFTA Committee, TradeMark Africa, Busia Border management authorities, and local women cross-border traders
A Mano River Union (MRU) delegation recently concluded a successful study tour of the ‘Busia One Stop Border Post’ (OSBP) between Kenya and Uganda, gaining valuable insights into efficient cross-border trade systems that benefit women traders. The tour brought together women traders and border officials from Liberia and Sierra Leone,…