Tea farming is a major economic pillar for Kenya, serving as a top foreign exchange earner and contributing significantly to the country’s agricultural GDP (Image: Files)
The decision reopens a market that bought millions of kilogrammes of Kenyan tea annually, after a diplomatic dispute disrupted exports and left more than 3.44 million kilogrammes stranded in Mombasa warehouses.
The South Sudan Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya (Image: Files)
Tea production is split between large corporate plantations (40%) and smallholder farmers via the Kenya Tea Development Agency (60%) (Image: Files)
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