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.

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  • Tata Nambi’s story: What Policy owes every citizen

    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…

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  • Access granted. Entry denied

    Access granted. Entry denied

    Have you ever been in a relationship where someone says they love you yet they don’t allow you into certain parts of their lives? That…

  • Doing business God’s way

    Doing business God’s way

    I have often had conversations with people who say, “You cannot do business with integrity and grow wealthy.” Many equally quote the scripture which calls…

  • Mama Sarah: The Real Face of Trade Policy

    Mama Sarah: The Real Face of Trade Policy

    As I walked home one evening, I glanced at the woman selling tomatoes by the roadside. At first thought, one might conclude that Mama (Mummy)…

  • Trade Facilitation: Lessons for love and career growth

    Trade Facilitation: Lessons for love and career growth

    Today’s blog is on a subject I consider one of the most charming areas of trade- trade facilitation. Whenever we discuss trade facilitation, one word…

About Me
Elizabeth K

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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A heartbeat in every policy

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