Boost for trade as Kenya, Uganda move to end cross-border tariffs

Uganda is Kenya’s top trading partner, with exports reaching Sh125.9 billion...
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Kenya and Uganda are moving to eliminate all cross-border tariffs and treat goods movement as transfers, a directive from President William Ruto and President Yoweri Museveni to boost trade.
- In 2024, Kenya exported Sh125.9 billion worth of goods to Uganda, making Uganda Kenya’s top trading partner.
- The ministers of trade, Lee Kinyajui (Kenya) and Wilson Mbasu Mbadi (Uganda), met on July 31, 2025, in Nairobi, agreeing to exchange lists of products affected by non-tariff barriers (NTBs).
- They also directed border agencies to clear congestion at Malaba and Busia borders within 24 hours and ensure 24/7 operations.
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