Kenya eyes Benin model as it revives textile sector

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COTONOU, Benin, May 14 – The Kenyan government is stepping up efforts to revive the cotton, textile, and apparel industry as part of its broader push to Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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The government has completed leasing Muhoroni Sugar Company and Chemelil Sugar Company, aiming to revamp the local sugar sector. Meanwhile, President Ruto met with Siaya Governor James Orengo to discuss multi-billion-shilling investments, and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua faced accusations of promoting tribal politics.

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