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Originally published by Capital Newstop
January 15, 2026
5h ago
98 percent of Kenyan exports to enter Chinese market at zero duty
“We are pleased to share that these engagements have resulted in a preliminary agreement that allows for 98.2% zero-duty market access for Kenyan goods. This early harvest framework is a monumental progression that signifies China’s commitment to strengthening our trade ties ..
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya has secured an "early harvest" trade agreement with China, allowing 98.2 percent of Kenyan exports to enter the Chinese market at zero duty. This landmark deal aims to significantly boost Kenya's competitiveness and diversify its export basket, particularly in the agricultural sector.
- 98.2 percent of Kenyan exports will gain zero-duty market access to China.
- Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui announced the successful negotiation of this framework.
- This development follows shortly after the US House of Representatives passed a bill to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) for an additional three years.
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