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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By Elizabeth R.Auma K As I stood by the roadside at Kalerwe Market one evening, I observed the power of human connection. In that moment, I learned a lesson no trade policy classroom could ever teach yet one that could make trade policy far more meaningful and effective. A little…
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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…
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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…
● 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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