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The recent move by Sudan to ban imports from Kenya has caught many sectors off guard with the ban taking effect yesterday the 14th. Kenya's tea export industry is among the affected sectors, with stakeholders calling on the government to intervene and resolve the diplomatic tensions.
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Stakeholders call on govt to intervene after Sudan banned imports from Kenya
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