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PROCUREMENT AWARD NOTICES 2021

30/09/2021

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PRESS RELEASE: COMESA To Hold 8th Annual Research Forum

08/09/2021

Lusaka, Zambia, Wed 8 Sept. 2021: The COMESA Secretariat will hold the Eighth Annual Research Forum virtually on 13-16 September 2021 due to COVID-19 restrictions. The theme for this year’s Forum is “Rethinking Trade and Doing Business in the Wake of COVID-19 Pandemic”. The theme has been motivated by the shock triggered by the COVID-19…
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CALL FOR PAPERS: International Conference on MSMEs and COVID-19: Impacts, Challenges and Opportunities

02/09/2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has had significant impacts on the livelihood of each and everyone. Particularly, the MSMEs have been affected by the various measures and policies implemented by governments worldwide. Lockdowns, confinement, travel restrictions, vaccination requirements have all changed the daily routine of entrepreneurs. Being a category that remains highly vulnerable to shocks, MSMEs have…
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STATEMENT BY H.E. MS. CHILESHE MPUNDU KAPWEPWE SECRETARY GENERAL DURING THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE COMESA- AFRICA CDC MEETING ON EXPERIENCE SHARING ON VACCINES UPTAKE IN MEMBER STATES

05/08/2021

Our Chief Guest, Honourable Dr Daniel Ngamije, Minister of Health in the Republic of Rwanda, Director of Africa CDC, Dr John Nkengasong Permanent Secretaries and Senior Government Officials The representatives of the Africa CDC Regional Collaborating Centres, Representatives of cooperating partners Ambassador Dr Kipyego Cheluget, COMESA Assistant Secretary General in charge of Programmes, Dr…
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Launch of the COMESA, Civil Society/Private Sector Online Platform (Video)

25/06/2021

COMESA in partnership with the African Union, Economic Social and Cultural Council, (ECOSOCC) and the Save the Children International, have launched an online information-sharing platform to facilitate civil society organisations in the region to play a bigger role in conflict prevention and peacebuilding.

COMESA: Regional Enterprise Competitiveness and Access to Markets Programme (RECAMP): 2021 Call for Proposals to the Technical Assistance Facility

20/04/2021

The COMESA Secretariat is inviting its member States to submit requests for support to the Technical Assistance Facility (TAF). The Facility aims at providing member States with technical and financial resources to implement at national level commitments made under Result 1 of the 11 European Development Fund (EDF) COMESA Regional Enterprise Competitiveness and Access to…
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Master of Regional Integration – University of Mauritius

13/04/2021

The University of Mauritius, in collaboration with COMESA, is offering a Master of Regional Integration. The online course will be of a duration of two years. The Master of Regional Integration offers practical skills and tools for policy development with a view to supporting the process of deepening Regional Integration in Africa. Information on the…
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Master of Regional Integration – Kenyatta University

13/04/2021

Applications are invited from qualiﬁed applicants for the Master of Regional Integration, Second Cohort, to be oﬀered through the Virtual and Open Learning (VOL) mode of study, beginning May 2021. The program is developed and delivered through collaborative eﬀorts between Kenyatta University and the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA). It is designed…
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PUBLICATION OF CONTRACTS / GRANTS ABOVE USD50,000.00

03/03/2021

NAME OF CONTRACT/CONSULTANT AMOUNT DATE OF AWARD DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE 1 AFRICAN CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY STUDIES (ACTS) Nairobi, Kenya). USD115,560.00 2nd December 2020 STRENGTHENING THE CAPACITY OF TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS, UNIVERSITIES AND REGIONAL CENTERS THAT PROVIDE CAPACITY BUILDING SUPPORT AND RESEARCH AND INNOVATION SERVICES TO UNDERTAKE ADAPTION AND MITIGATION ACTIONS IN THE COMESA REGION AND ITS…
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Call for Papers 2021

16/01/2021

The virus which began as a simple localised outbreak in Wuhan, China in December 2019 quickly propagated across the globe, threatening the existence of humanity, global economic integration, value chain supplies and human mobility in general. As of 12th January 2021, nearly 89 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 infections had been recorded around the globe…
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Author: Willis Osemo