European Trade Commissioner Karel de Gucht was in Nairobi to garner support for the EU's Economic Partnership Agreement but analysts say Kenya will be drifting away from the objectives of East African integration if it proceeds.
A row is brewing between Kenya's new government and her regional counterparts over its readiness to sign the European Union's Economic Partnership Agreement (EPAs). read more »
European Commissioner for Trade, Karel de Gucht, was last week in Nairobi to drum up momentum for Kenya to quickly lead in signing the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). read more »
The East African Community (EAC) will soon give its position on the controversial Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) which the European Union (EU) wants developing country ... read more »
Kenya will be drifting away from the objectives of the East African Integration if it goes ahead to sign the long overdue Economic Partnership Agreement (EPAs) experts have ... read more »
A regional East African Community symposium on the ongoing bilateral trade and investment negations has opened at the Lake Victoria Hotel in Entebbe with a call on EAC governments ... read more »
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