Pushing beyond the trade walls to unite nations

She says the prospects of business is good as costumers are embracing pure coconut oil and she brands them using Luganda thus making it easy to sell in Ugandan shops. She comes back with vanilla from Uganda as it is cheaper plus clothes and sells back in Tanzania. She decried tough custom procedures at Namanga border on the Tanzanian side and called on the deputy minister for Trade, Stella Manyanya who was present to step in so that good business environment can be established to improve services. She explained how at one point, the custom officials threw down her goods without caring that she needs them in a proper state to sell them. She also said that the bus conductors at times connive with custom officials to put punitive fees if they are not bribed while loading the goods into the bus.

Pushing beyond the trade walls to unite nations

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