Kenyan ban on gas imports from Tanzania persist, efforts to resolve standoff fail

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Nadhani HV sasa unatafuta mahali pa kulala hapo Mogadishu.
 

Utakuwa mchawi wewe, hata usihamie huko mogadishu tumekusamehe. Kwanza mogadishu yenyewe kinadharia iko ndani ya mipaka ya Kenya.
 
Kenya has lifted restrictions on wheat flour and cooking gas imports from Tanzania, which has in turn allowed milk and cigarettes from Kenya.

The countries’ Foreign Affairs ministers said in Nairobi on Sunday that the move followed discussions between presidents Uhuru Kenyatta (Kenya) and John Pombe Magufuli.

“The Republic of Kenya and the United Republic of Tanzania will lift any other restrictions that affect products and services exchanged between the two countries,” they said in a statement read by Tanzania Foreign Affairs minister Augustine Mahiga, who is also in charge of the East African Community Affairs docket.
 
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