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Yesterday, our CEO Dave Beer addressed the 9th #ICC Africa Conference a gathering of legal, business, and development actors focused on advancing cross-border trade in Africa. Dave called attention to the growing importance of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in creating a

Building a competitive export economy demands intentional design of systems that benefit all market actors, including women, young people and MSMEs. At the #KETEI launch, TradeMark Africa’s Kenya Country Director, Lilian Mwai-Ndegwa, underscored the importance of inclusive trade

Since 2010, TradeMark Africa and the Government of Kenya have worked together to make trade more efficient, predictable and inclusive. At this week’s launch of the Sida funded $2.7 million #KETEI programme, TMA’s Director for Partnerships and Strategy,Anthe reflected

What does it take to keep Kenya’s exports competitive in a world of evolving environmental regulations? Speaking at the #KETEI launch Marie Ottosson Head of Kenya Development Cooperation at the Embassy of Sweden, highlighted how the EU Deforestation Regulation will reshape

Last week, we officially handed over the site for the construction of the climate-resilient and gender responsive Elegu Cross-Border Market. The event took place in Elegu Town Council, Amuru District, in northern Uganda near the border with South Sudan. The market, funded by

Kenya’s vegetable exports are in decline. The issue is not a lack of production, but the absence of systems that can credibly demonstrate compliance with evolving European Union standards. In a recent opinion piece, TradeMark Africa’s Andrew Edewa and Lillian Mwai argue that

As developing countries strive to implement WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA), the question of funding, how to mobilise it, how to target it & how to sustain it remains at the heart of national & international discourse. This issue took centre stage during a WTO training

Last week, TradeMark Africa officially handed over the newly completed Rusizi II One Stop Border Post (OSBP) to the Gov. of Rwanda, marking a major step towards faster, more efficient trade & transit between Rwanda and the DR Congo. The event was officiated by Rwanda’s Permanent

Great to see Rusizi III hydropower plant that #UK is funding through British International Investment. I also saw Rusizi Port, built by TradeMark Africa with #UK funds & increasing trade across Lake Kivu. Both are examples of the economic dividends that comes from a peaceful & secure region.📈

Happening now in Abidjan: Excited to partner with Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs in announcing a new programme that will be implemented across three of Africa's major corridors - Abidjan-Lagos Corridor, Berbera Corridor and Lapsett Corridor - Join live here linkedin.com/posts/trademar…

Tender Opportunities for Firms and Individual Consultants at TradeMark Africa! TradeMark Africa invites qualified and experienced firms and individual consultants to participate in the respective exciting Framework Agreement Tender Opportunities. If you are an individual or a

Yesterday, in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, in partnership with Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs ,we launched a 4-year, $9.3 million Swedish Initiative for Facilitating Trade in Africa (SWIFT), an initiative to unlock trade potential by leveraging bilateral and regional funding from Sweden. #SWIFT will