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The Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) has begun implementing the Tea (Levy) Regulations, 2026, recently published under the Tea Act (CAP 34), aimed at supporting infrastructural development in tea-growing regions
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The government has made foundational investments in primary healthcare, health products and digital systems to strengthen service delivery and expand access to quality care. Medical Services Principal Secretary (PS), Dr Ouma
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The Jua-Kali sector has continued to emerge as a major driver of the economy in Tinderet Sub County, with hundreds of youth and women venturing into small-scale enterprises ranging from
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The Government is revitalising the tea industry by introducing a levy to provide a sustainable funding model to promote competitiveness of the Kenyan leaf in the export market. In a press
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A surge in demand for BT cotton seeds in Lamu County has prompted the government and private textile investors to step up interventions ahead of the planting season this month. The
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