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Kenya: UK Miraa Ban On From This Month
The Star, 2 June 2014
EXPORT and sale of miraa to the UK will be illegal from June 24. The UK government which since last year has been debating whether to impose the ban on Friday announced that it… Read more »
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Kenya: Lawmakers Demand Seizure of British-Owned Farms Over Qat Ban
Sabahi, 15 May 2014
Kenyan lawmakers from central Meru region submitted a parliamentary motion on Wednesday (May 14th) calling on the government to seize British-owned land, if the British government… Read more »
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Kenya: MPs Target British Land
The Star, 15 May 2014
Three MPs from Meru county want the National Assembly reconvened for a special sitting to discuss a motion that may compel the government to acquire British-owned land in the… Read more »
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Kenya: Miraa Exporters Seek Chinese Market Okay
The Star, 10 May 2014
Miraa exporters are hoping that Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang, who jetted into the country on Friday evening, will vocalise support for their bid to take the stimulant to… Read more »
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Kenya: MIRAA Dealers Want Export Deal With China
The Star, 5 May 2014
MIRAA traders are eyeing China and hope Kenya will secure a bilateral deal to export to the Asian country when Chinese PM Li Keqiang visits on Friday. Read more »
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Kenya: Miraa Ban Appeal Case Heads to European Court
The Star, 3 May 2014
MIRAA traders plan to move to the European Court of Justice over a looming ban in the UK after efforts to stop the outlawing of the drug in a London court flopped. Read more »
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Kenya: Miraa Traders Head to EU Court
The Star, 3 May 2014
MIRAA traders plan to move to the European Court of Justice over a looming ban in the UK after efforts to stop the outlawing of the drug in a London court flopped. Read more »
Kenya Traders Lament UK Ban On Khat
Kenyan traders have criticised a decision by the UK government to ban the sale and export of Khat in the country. The ban is set to take effect from June 24, 2014.
InFocus
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The British High Commissioner, Christian Turner, says the ban of Khat (miraa) in the UK has not been to target the country. Read more »
