Kenya has extended coffee sector reforms to 2027 as the Nairobi Coffee Exchange records Kes 31.7 billion in sales, reflecting strong farmer confidence and market resilience.
According to the FAO, the country’s banana harvest amounted to 3.26 million tonnes in 2024.
The designation eliminates redundant documentation, simplifying the movement of bonded goods across multimodal corridors.
Both newly created executive positions will report directly to Group Chief Executive Officer Hamad Al-Khater.
“The jobs to be created will be real jobs with dignity. The food security we achieve will mean that no Kenyan goes to bed hungry,” Kagwe emphasized.