Low customs duties have encouraged significant smuggling of imported consumer goods to neighbouring countries with higher tariffs, especially Ghana.
Others buy goods in neighbouring countries where traders have smuggled them in from Congo and have arranged dodgy paperwork to make the deals look legal.
Morton went to a good comprehensive school, neighbouring a wealthy area.
He was now also the chief of the Thessalian League and on good terms with neighbouring Illyria and Thrace.
There would, he adds, be a good chance that neighbouring countries, many of them also displaying bubble-like tendencies, would be affected.
He also promised good relations with neighbouring Romania and Ukraine, and a "strategic partnership" with Russia.Yet Mr Timofti had words for Communists who had pledged pro-Russian allegiances.
Reepham works closely with its feeder primaries and has good links with neighbouring secondaries, including sharing staff, but Farrar is not persuaded that a formal structure would benefit the school, despite the claims of advocates of closer ties.
We are part of the community; local governments compete to have an orchestra as good as the neighbouring one.' What was the greatest moment, I asked Dudamel, when he had to pinch himself to believe it was happening - Berlin?
In China's case it appeared evident that it would continue to regard a good relationship with neighbouring countries as vital to its economic development as well as to political stability.
Later he was deputy head of the Arab League and its envoy to Lebanon towards the end of its 15-year civil war where he had to deal with "a lot of very bad characters" – an experience some believe may stand him in good stead in neighbouring Syria.
It makes sense for Russia to keep on good terms with neighbouring China, but that country's hopes for a rejectionist front against America's missile-defence plans have fallen through leading it, perhaps, to seek better relations with the Bush administration too.
