1. Publications
(General/General)

...ocated in nine sub-Saharan African countries: Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mali, Mozambique, Senegal, Tanzania and Uganda. This report summarizes the study’s findings, and presents the res...

2. Agriculture
(Business/Business)

... source of income. Coffee is the major cash crop, making up approximately 40 percent of export earnings. In Tanzania, agriculture accounts for 50 percent of GDP, 85 percent of exports and employs 90 p...

3. Introduction to kenya
(Business/Business)

...the east coast of Africa. The country borders Somalia, Ethiopia and Sudan to the north, Uganda to the west, Tanzania to the south and the Indian Ocean to the east. The country’s port of Mombasa ...

4. Entertainment
(Business/Business)

...rished at the jaws of the man-eating lions of Tsavo (see page 221) until the present day, together with the Tanzanian railway. There’s an area with wonderful old steam engines, together with sma...

5. General Information
(Business/Business)

...sy Mama Ngina Street, P.O.Box 30752 00100 Nairobi (GPO) Phone: +254 (20) 228 735 Fax: +254 (20) 217 388 Tanzania Diplomatic Mission Continental House, Harambee Av, PO Box 47790, Nairobi; tel: 0...

6. Infrastructure
(Business/Business)

...st African Community.  The railway line in Kenya is over 2,000 km. long and links with both Uganda and Tanzania Railways.   The Kenya Railways is in both freight and passenger transport...

7. Agriculture
(Business/Business)

... source of income. Coffee is the major cash crop, making up approximately 40 percent of export earnings. In Tanzania, agriculture accounts for 50 percent of GDP, 85 percent of exports and employs 90 p...

8. Sources of finance
(Business/Business)

...ional scope expanded. The bank's shareholding is held primarily by the governments of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The EADB provides medium and long-term loans designated in foreign currencies. EAD...

9. Flower Grower Plans to Invest 2 Billion.
(Latest News/Latest)

...ew product, Serena Under Canvas, as part of its expansion plan that will see it open new units in Kenya and Tanzania. The new product is expected to see TPS, which runs Serena Hotels, move into under...

10. Well Established Local and Foreign Private Sector
(Why Kenya/Why Kenya)

...nda by the expulsion of the Asians in the late 1970s and the problems created by the socialist experiment inTanzania from the 1960s through the 1980s. The import substitution policies of the 1960s an...

11. Strategic Location as a Regional Financial, Communication and Transportation Hub
(Why Kenya/Why Kenya)

... larger regional market of the East African Community, which was formed by its three partner states (Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda) in 2000. The Republic of Rwanda and the Republic of Burundi acceded to ...

12. Good Reasons to Invest in Kenya
(Why Kenya/Why Kenya)

...22. South Korea  7. Mauritius 9. Hungary 23. Swaziland 8. Mozambique 10. India  24. Tanzania 9. South Africa 11. Iraq 25. Thailand   12. Lesotho 26. Zambia...