A heartbeat in every policy
Fifteen years through the lanes of national, regional, and international trade policy. Journey with Elizabeth into Leadership, Lessons and Global Trade Insights for Purpose-Driven Women…..It’s more than meets the eye.
One lesson at a time.
● Featured Article
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By Elizabeth R.Auma K Tata Nambi (Nambi’s father), like Mama Sarah, wakes long before the sun casts its light on the rugged path from his home to the main road. He walks to the market along a dark, narrow path, seemingly unafraid of the thugs people warn about. He is…
● Latest Articles
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The Kitchen and the Table: Why Trade Policy Looks Good on Paper but Fails in Practice
By Elizabeth R.Auma K There are advantages to sitting in the kitchen. You know what went into the meal, what mishaps occurred along the way,…
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When Tariffs Die
By Elizabeth R. Auma K In some African cultures, there is a belief that when someone dies, they are reborn in another form. I have…
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Cultivating Cultural Intelligence in Negotiation
By Elizabeth R. Auma K I have participated in several regional and global engagements, and one thing has always been clear: cultures differ. I believe…
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Reciprocity: The trade negotiator’s game changer
Elizabeth R. Auma K Reciprocity The practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, especially privileges granted by one country to another. Last week,…
● About Me
I am Elizabeth Ritah Auma Kiguli, founder of Hearts and Trade. A place where trade is more than numbers, more than another well-crafted document. It is a place where numbers are names. Names we relate with, names we don’t personally relate with, yet in our work, it is about them all. Fifteen years, I got a story to tell, laughter, tears, betrayal, growth, friendships, negotiations…. let’s journey together
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