Kenya: Kirinyaga and Machakos counties partner to boost coffee trade

Published 2021년 6월 16일

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Machakos and Kirinyaga counties in Kenya have agreed to collaborate to find better markets for coffee, with the aim of improving farmers' income. The counties will also engage in bilateral trade to boost economic growth, with Machakos exporting green grams, chicken, and goats to Kirinyaga, and Kirinyaga exporting rice and tomatoes. This decision was made during a meeting between the county governors to discuss trade and economic development.
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Kirinyaga and Machakos counties have resolved to enter into partnership in a bid to look for good market for coffee so that farmers can get better prices for their produce. This resolution was made at Kagio area in Ndia Constituency during a meeting between Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua and his Kirinyaga counterpart Anne Waiguru. The county bosses said time has come for the counties to collaborate on matters trade to improve the living standards of the farmers who have for decades been earning peanuts from their produce. "We shall be marketing coffee internationally so that our farmers can benefit," said Mr Mutua. Mr Mutua noted that it was important for the counties to work together to increase farmers' income. Ms Waiguru said farmers from her region had already started getting high returns from coffee and the partnership will make them earn more money to be able to educate their children and meet other financial obligations. Bilateral trade The governors also resolved to enter ...
Source: All Africa

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