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The European Union (EU) is a significant trading partner to Kenya, representing Kenya’s biggest export market at 21.1%, with coffee exports accounting for...
JUSTUS KIPRONO2 Mins read
Most notably, the deal guarantees immediate duty-free, quota-free access to the EU market for all Kenyan exports. It also lessens various restrictions on...
BUSINESS TODAY1 Mins read
A delegation of six Members of the European Parliament is visiting Kenya to see first-hand how the European Investment Bank (EIB), which is...
BT Reporter3 Mins read
The move by EAC states is exposing tensions over the move between Kenya and its East Africa Community (EAC) partners. Through the trade...
JUDITH NDUNDE2 Mins read
It is estimated that over the coming five years, the program will create 17,000 jobs in the agricultural sector
Samuel Gitonga4 Mins read
Eu plans to lock out even the US over high COVID-19 infection rates
Samuel Gitonga2 Mins read
The EU funding will promote integration of small-holder farmers in their value chains to enhance food security, create jobs, raise incomes and provide...
KNA2 Mins read
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