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Uganda’s exports to East Africa member states drop

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
October 7, 2021
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Uganda’s exports to East Africa member states drop

A number of Ugandan truck drivers have been killed in attacks since the beginning of the year, leading to suspension of transportation services to the country by some truck drivers. PHOTO | FILE

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By Dorothy Nakaweesi

Uganda’s exports to East African member states, except Tanzania, dropped during the period ended August, according to data from Bank of Uganda.

Exports to Kenya, South Sudan, DR Congo and Burundi all dropped. However, Kenya recorded the largest decline, with earnings, according to Bank of Uganda data, falling to $40.2m (Shs142b) down from $55m (Shs195b) in July.

The decline, experts indicated, could have been a result of the unending trade wars that have seen Kenya ban a number of Ugandan products including sugar, milk, maize and poultry products, among others.

Read more: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/business/commodities/uganda-s-exports-to-east-africa-member-states-drop–3575516

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