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Great expectations as Kenya prepares to receive Samia on her maiden state visit Monday May 03 2021 Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu is expected to make an official visit to Kenya this week. PHOTO | AFP Summary Now, Kenya expects that under her tenure, the spats over tariff and non-tariff barriers and movement of goods, people and labour under the EAC Common Market Protocol will begin to be resolved in a structured manner. Advertisement There was an air of optimism in Kenya ahead of a planned visit by Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan to Nairobi this week, a visit expected to cement rec...

Daily Monitor Monday May 03 2021 President Samia inspects a guard of honour after being sworn in as the sixth president of Tanzania. Photo/ Tanzania State House Summary Now, Kenya expects that under her tenure, the spats over tariff and non-tariff barriers and movement of goods, people and labour under the EAC Common Market Protocol will begin to be resolved in a structured manner. Advertisement There was an air of optimism in Kenya ahead of a planned visit by Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan to Nairobi this week, a visit expected to cement recent commitments between the two countries ...

THE STANDARD By Dominic Omondi | March 7th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Trucks queue to deliver maize at the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) Eldoret depot. [Kevin Tunoi, Standard] Kenya has set the stage for a war with its main trading partners after it banned importation of maize from Uganda and Tanzania. The Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA) said on Friday that surveillance and tests they had done on maize from the two countries had shown that most of it was infected with aflatoxin. However, East African Community (EAC) Director-General for Customs and Trade ‎Kenneth Bagamuhu...

The East African Tuesday February 23 2021 Summary Source close to the negotiations told The EastAfrican that the technical experts from member countries tasked with harmonising the varying tax rules and rates in the region have not held sessions for over a year after some member countries raised concerns over the plan to harmonise value added tax (VAT), Income tax and Excise tax. Advertisement East Africa’s grand plan of harmonising domestic taxes to eliminate harmful tax competition and promote the region as a single investment destination faces headwinds as partner states develop cold f...

Taarifa Rwanda Published 3 months ago 0share Kenyans have never believed that Uganda can produce anything worth in surplus to sell to the neighbouring markets. It should be remembered that since the late 1960’s, Uganda slid into lengthy intermittent civil wars and this gave a chance to Kenya that embarked on growing its economy and turning into a leading producer of all forms of products that the region needed. However, Uganda has been steadily working around its internal economics for example in western region, farmers started investing heavily in dairy farming and changed from keeping lo...