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The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) anticipates handling 2.2 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) by the end of 2024, marking a 20% increase compared to last year’s performance. KPA Managing Director Capt.
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The government is set to undertake a review of the numerous taxes affecting the tea sector, noting that tea products are currently burdened by 42 different taxes. Agriculture Principal Secretary (PS)
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Homa Bay County has implored the national government to increase its support to cotton farmers by procuring more BT cotton seeds to meet the targeted acreage of cotton production. Judith Ombok, the County
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A South Korea investor has pledged to buy 120 metric tons of Baringo Coffee in a bid to support local farmers earn from the lucrative sector. The call was made during
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As Kenya marks 100 years of commercially growing tea her focus for the next century now shifts to value addition and diversification to a wide range of varieties to meet
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