KENYA – Beer maker East African Breweries Limited has opened its first retail shop for high-end spirits at the Yaya Centre shopping mall, in which premium brands such as the Johnnie Walker Odyssey will be selling for up to Sh160,000.
Read MoreKENYA – Beer maker East African Breweries Limited has opened its first retail shop for high-end spirits at the Yaya Centre shopping mall, in which premium brands such as the Johnnie Walker Odyssey will be selling for up to Sh160,000.
Read MoreKENYA – Beer maker East African Breweries Limited has opened its first retail shop for high-end spirits at the Yaya Centre shopping mall, in which premium brands such as the Johnnie Walker Odyssey will be selling for up to Sh160,000.
Read MoreRWANDA – Individuals and firms seeking services from the Rwanda Standards Board will no longer be required to make multiple trips to the agency’s offices, following the launch of an information portal that allows the public to access the services online.
Read MoreRWANDA – Individuals and firms seeking services from the Rwanda Standards Board will no longer be required to make multiple trips to the agency’s offices, following the launch of an information portal that allows the public to access the services online.
Read MoreKENYA – The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa has extended Kenya’s sugar safeguard by one year subject to review and renewal for another year.
Read MoreKENYA – The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa has extended Kenya’s sugar safeguard by one year subject to review and renewal for another year.
Read MoreZIMBABWE – Zimbabwe’s liquidity crisis has hit local abattoirs hard in the past year forcing most to reduce production below 50%, according to Abattoirs Association of Zimbabwe chairman Godfrey Chanetsa.
Read MoreZIMBABWE – Zimbabwe’s liquidity crisis has hit local abattoirs hard in the past year forcing most to reduce production below 50%, according to Abattoirs Association of Zimbabwe chairman Godfrey Chanetsa.
Read MoreZIMBABWE – Zimbabwe’s liquidity crisis has hit local abattoirs hard in the past year forcing most to reduce production below 50%, according to Abattoirs Association of Zimbabwe chairman Godfrey Chanetsa.
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