As global tariffs disrupt traditional trade routes, businesses are looking to the Middle East as a key logistics and re-export hub. Tariffs, tensions, and trade shifts: What it means for Middle East ...

These trade routes have left a ... faster routes via sea to the east, cutting out the Central Asian traders. Glass beads were made for many millennia in Africa, but became commonly used in ...

East Africa offered gold ... the 17th century the Portuguese began to lose their commercial hold over the trade routes, confining their activities to the southern part of the Coast.

Dar es Salaam. Experts have argued that poor implementation, lack of harmonisation of policies, and bureaucratic inefficiencies continue to undermine East Africa’s market potential.This comes despite ...

In East Africa a slave trade was well established before the Europeans arrived on the scene. It was driven by the sultanates of the Middle East. African slaves ended up as sailors in Persia ...

In an increasingly interconnected world, economic trade corridors have emerged as vital instruments for fostering economic growth, promoting ...

For years, Rwandan truckers and exporters have fueled trade across East Africa, but now, a brewing conflict in eastern ...

Trade routesThe closures affect not only Uganda but most of the East African Community (EAC ... which is a longer and more expensive route. But it is the only option.“The Cyanika border is nearer to ...