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Blog Over the past few years, matters on gender equality, gender biases and gender mainstreaming in trade policy have become more prominent in public debates with increased focus on women economic empowerment through trade. Women contribute significantly to cross border trade in Africa; they dominate informal cross-border trade, accounting for about 70%-80%[1].
In recent years, the role of customs officers has transitioned from primarily collecting duties and taxes to a broader role that involves facilitating the flow of goods and services across international borders, and ensuring the legitimacy, safety, and security of goods admitted into the various countries.
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