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The Arusha bypass is expected to boost transport on both the Central and Northern corridors.

EABC board comes at a crucial time when EAC partners are squabbling over trade rules, and Rwanda and the DR Congo have all but closed borders.

Kenya’s imports from Tanzania doubled in 11 months to November last year as trade between the two countries continues to normalise after years of dispute.

Kenyans are increasingly importing more goods and products from their southern neighbour according to available official data from last year’s performance. Fresh official statistics show, Nairobi posted a goods trade deficit of Sh9.15 billion, or 29.97%, with Dar es Salaam — the first over the review period going by publicly available data— after traders doubled […]

Kenya’s imports from Tanzania exceeded exports by nearly a third in nine months through September 2021.

Rwanda cement makers are also facing stiff competition for the DRC market from regional players.

Economic growth for the East African Community can be much faster if the partner states harness labour migration by putting in place the right policy frameworks. This remark was made by Simon Chelugui Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection. He was speaking at the 5th EAC Forum of Ministers Responsible for Labour and […]

Latest data from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) shows that the volume of imports from Tanzania has surged in the past six months as the two countries continue to pursue friendly trade relations. Kenya’s imports from Tanzania grew nearly three-quarters in the six months to June 2021 compared with a year earlier—coinciding with the […]

Latest data from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) shows that the volume of imports from Tanzania has surged in the past six months as the two countries continue to pursue friendly trade relations. Kenya’s imports from Tanzania grew nearly three-quarters in the six months to June 2021 compared with a year earlier—coinciding with the […]

Rwanda’s high quality Tea and coffee are slated to be served on the Emirates, the largest airline and the flag carrier of the United Arab Emirates. The airline is a subsidiary of The Emirates Group, which is owned by the government of Dubai’s Investment Corporation of Dubai. Taarifa has learned that on Tuesday, Rwanda’s Ambassador […]