Experts warn that an influx of traders from neighboring nations is reshaping local markets, sparking debates over competition, job security, and cultural integration. The surge has prompted policymakers to examine trade regulations and support systems for domestic businesses. Meanwhile, community leaders are calling for balanced measures that protect local interests while fostering regional cooperation. The issue has become a flashpoint for discussions on economic sovereignty and cross-border collaboration.
It comes amid concerns over the growing number of traders from neighbouring countries.
