✈️Ethiopian Airlines Cargo — 60+ African destinations🌍100% manufactured or produced in Africa — verified origin📜AfCFTA tariff-free — 0% duty on intra-African trade🏢Verified suppliers — business licenses & export permits📦Bulk pricing — tiered MOQs on every product📄Trade docs included — invoices, certs of origin, phytosanitary✈️Ethiopian Airlines Cargo — 60+ African destinations🌍100% manufactured or produced in Africa — verified origin📜AfCFTA tariff-free — 0% duty on intra-African trade🏢Verified suppliers — business licenses & export permits📦Bulk pricing — tiered MOQs on every product📄Trade docs included — invoices, certs of origin, phytosanitary
The Story
Gahaya Links was founded in 2004 by sisters Joy Ndungutse and Janet Nkubito, two Rwandan women who saw basket weaving as a path to reconciliation after the 1994 genocide. Starting with 27 weavers from both Hutu and Tutsi backgrounds, Gahaya Links now employs over 4,000 women across 40 cooperatives. Their Agaseke baskets — Rwanda's symbol of peace — are sold at Macy's, Walmart, and Anthropologie through the Rwanda Fair Trade program. Featured by CNN's African Voices and honored by the Clinton Global Initiative.
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