Sudan yaahidi kununua asilimia 80 ya chai kutoka Kenya

Jay456watt · Apr 12, 2018

Deputy President William Ruto held talks with Sudan President Omar al-Bashir in Khartoum, Sudan, yesterday, focusing on strengthening trade and investments between the two countries. The leaders stressed the need for enhancement of co-operation in the areas of manufacturing, agro-processing, textiles and healthcare among others.

Mr Ruto thanked Sudan for allowing Kenya’s tea to dominate 80 per cent of its market, saying Kenya did not take it for granted.

President Bashir asked Kenya to consider importing fabric for security personnel uniforms from Sudan. “I take this opportunity to ask Kenya to consider purchasing uniforms, including those for the military, from our country as we commit ourselves to increasing purchase of tea from your country,” said Mr Bashir. Sudan grows cotton at the Gezira Cotton Scheme.

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Bashir also congratulated President Uhuru Kenyatta on his re-election. Ruto urged the business community to take advantage of the cordial relations between the two countries. He said the measures taken by Kenya, including issuing of visas to individuals wishing to visit the country on arrival, were aimed at promoting trade in the region. “Our move to issue visas on arrival to people visiting us is in line with the resolve by African countries to eradicate trade barriers within the region. Kenya is implementing it without a demand for reciprocity from other countries,” said Ruto. ALSO READ: When increasing prices of charcoal could land one in jail The leaders urged African countries to focus on building industries, skills and technologies to produce their own high-quality products and create much-needed jobs. “There is no need for African countries to continue to export raw materials only to buy them back in the form of finished products,” said Bashir. Ruto who also toured the Sudan Currency Printing Press in Khartoum which, besides printing Sudanese banknotes, prints secured government documents.
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MSAGA SUMU · Apr 12, 2018

Soko la chai ya Kenya linacheza kwenye sh ngp?

kirk git · Apr 12, 2018

Then brookside will export milk to sudan?

mwaswast · Apr 12, 2018

kirk git said:
Then brookside will export milk to sudan?

Apart from exporting minerals such as Tanzanite, gold what else does Tanzania export?

Mkikuyu- Akili timamu · Apr 12, 2018

Kenya cant sell enough tea to lucrative EU, The tarrifs are high. Majority tea now sold to poor markets like pakistan

KichwaNgumu254 · Apr 12, 2018

mwaswast said:
Apart from exporting minerals such as Tanzanite, gold what else does Tanzania export?

Diamond karanga,makonge,street beggars,gikomba hustlers.......nini kingine nimesahau?

mwaswast · Apr 12, 2018

KichwaNgumu254 said:
Diamond karanga,makonge,street beggars,gikomba hustlers.......nini kingine nimesahau?

Ukombozi wa Africa ila wakasahau kujikomboa.😀😀😀😀

kabila01 · Apr 12, 2018

mwaswast said:
Apart from exporting minerals such as Tanzanite, gold what else does Tanzania export?

Kg 1 ya Tanzanite ni sawa na chai yote inayozalishwa kenya kwa miaka miwili

Junior Clinton Mr. · Apr 12, 2018

mwaswast said:
Apart from exporting minerals such as Tanzanite, gold what else does Tanzania export?

Cassava, Flowers, Sisal, Gas, Timber, Cashew nuts, Mbaazi and a lot more..

3rd man · Apr 12, 2018

KichwaNgumu254 said:
Diamond karanga,makonge,street beggars,gikomba hustlers.......nini kingine nimesahau?

hehehe,😀😀

eddy25r · Apr 12, 2018

Mkikuyu- Akili timamu said:
Kenya cant sell enough tea to lucrative EU, The tarrifs are high. Majority tea now sold to poor markets like pakistan

Soo what..sudan inahusika na EU wapi?

The iron dome · Apr 12, 2018

Jay456watt said:
Deputy President William Ruto held talks with Sudan President Omar al-Bashir in Khartoum, Sudan, yesterday, focusing on strengthening trade and investments between the two countries. The leaders stressed the need for enhancement of co-operation in the areas of manufacturing, agro-processing, textiles and healthcare among others.

Mr Ruto thanked Sudan for allowing Kenya’s tea to dominate 80 per cent of its market, saying Kenya did not take it for granted.

President Bashir asked Kenya to consider importing fabric for security personnel uniforms from Sudan. “I take this opportunity to ask Kenya to consider purchasing uniforms, including those for the military, from our country as we commit ourselves to increasing purchase of tea from your country,” said Mr Bashir. Sudan grows cotton at the Gezira Cotton Scheme.

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Bashir also congratulated President Uhuru Kenyatta on his re-election. Ruto urged the business community to take advantage of the cordial relations between the two countries. He said the measures taken by Kenya, including issuing of visas to individuals wishing to visit the country on arrival, were aimed at promoting trade in the region. “Our move to issue visas on arrival to people visiting us is in line with the resolve by African countries to eradicate trade barriers within the region. Kenya is implementing it without a demand for reciprocity from other countries,” said Ruto. ALSO READ: When increasing prices of charcoal could land one in jail The leaders urged African countries to focus on building industries, skills and technologies to produce their own high-quality products and create much-needed jobs. “There is no need for African countries to continue to export raw materials only to buy them back in the form of finished products,” said Bashir. Ruto who also toured the Sudan Currency Printing Press in Khartoum which, besides printing Sudanese banknotes, prints secured government documents.
Read more at: African countries urged to focus on building industries, skills and technologies

The iron dome · Apr 12, 2018

Jay456watt said:
Deputy President William Ruto held talks with Sudan President Omar al-Bashir in Khartoum, Sudan, yesterday, focusing on strengthening trade and investments between the two countries. The leaders stressed the need for enhancement of co-operation in the areas of manufacturing, agro-processing, textiles and healthcare among others.

Mr Ruto thanked Sudan for allowing Kenya’s tea to dominate 80 per cent of its market, saying Kenya did not take it for granted.

President Bashir asked Kenya to consider importing fabric for security personnel uniforms from Sudan. “I take this opportunity to ask Kenya to consider purchasing uniforms, including those for the military, from our country as we commit ourselves to increasing purchase of tea from your country,” said Mr Bashir. Sudan grows cotton at the Gezira Cotton Scheme.

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Bashir also congratulated President Uhuru Kenyatta on his re-election. Ruto urged the business community to take advantage of the cordial relations between the two countries. He said the measures taken by Kenya, including issuing of visas to individuals wishing to visit the country on arrival, were aimed at promoting trade in the region. “Our move to issue visas on arrival to people visiting us is in line with the resolve by African countries to eradicate trade barriers within the region. Kenya is implementing it without a demand for reciprocity from other countries,” said Ruto. ALSO READ: When increasing prices of charcoal could land one in jail The leaders urged African countries to focus on building industries, skills and technologies to produce their own high-quality products and create much-needed jobs. “There is no need for African countries to continue to export raw materials only to buy them back in the form of finished products,” said Bashir. Ruto who also toured the Sudan Currency Printing Press in Khartoum which, besides printing Sudanese banknotes, prints secured government documents.
Read more at: African countries urged to focus on building industries, skills and technologies

Kenya is the largest producer of black tea in the whole world...keep up the good work Dp

mwaswast · Apr 12, 2018

Tea farmers will immensely benefit from the new Deal.

mwaswast · Apr 12, 2018

Tea farmers will immensely benefit from the new Deal. It's a Win win for both parties.

Hamster255 · Apr 12, 2018

mwaswast said:
Tea farmers will immensely benefit from the new Deal.

apart from That Tanzanian....the fake mkikuyu... probably still lambaing thr fool-i's LOLO with GEZA

thisdayes · Apr 12, 2018

mwaswast said:
Apart from exporting minerals such as Tanzanite, gold what else does Tanzania export?

Apart from tea, what else does Kenya export?

Hamster255 · Apr 12, 2018

thisdayes said:
Apart from tea, what else does Kenya export?

CEO's to Tanzania

REDEEMER. · Apr 12, 2018

The iron dome said:
Kenya is the largest producer of black tea in the whole world...keep up the good work Dp

We are leading

REDEEMER. · Apr 12, 2018

Hamster255 said:
CEO's to Tanzania

With the certificate of catering services on the hands, what a shame

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