Le vice-ministre des Affaires étrangères, Sergey Vershinin, a déclaré que la prolongation de l'accord sur les céréales dépend des "progrès tangibles" dans la levée des sanctions sur l'agriculture
Three local companies were handpicked by the Middle East oil giants to supply the country with fuel after a series of engagements with the Kenyan government.
International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank and China, among other creditors, on Wednesday, April 12, agreed to formulate frameworks on restructuring debt amid the crisis in Kenya.
The struggle for economic supremacy between Kenya and Ethiopia has largely been a competition for foreign investment in industrial and agricultural sectors, with South Africa and Ethiopia having an edge in attracting foreign capital.
Kenya expects to finish talks for a trade and investment deal with the United States by the end of this year and to sign the agreement by April 2024, Trade Minister Moses Kuria said.
Four petitioners filed a case at Kenya’s high court seeking to stop a government plan to nationalize the importation of petroleum products, saying it violates the constitution.
The Cabinet Secretary of Health, Dr. Nakhumicha S. Wafula, today met with the Egyptian Ambassador to Kenya, Wael Nasreidin, to discuss areas of mutual cooperation between the two countries.
Kenya and Uganda have maintained their opposite voting stances on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, keeping a pattern that may explain the influence of Moscow in the wider African continent.
Kenya hopes to close a provisional trade agreement with the European Union (EU) next month to ensure exports continue to access Europe on a duty and quota-free basis.
The Covid-19 pandemic and uncertainties over the global economy have triggered a reshuffle in Kenya’s debt mix, with China’s portion lagging behind that of multilateral institutions like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recently projected that the economies of Ethiopia and Angola are set to overtake Kenya in terms of size, potentially weakening Kenya's ability to attract investors with its growing consumer market.