Kenya Association of Manufacturers Stories
According to NTSA, vehicle body builders must fully adhere to Kenya Standard KS 372:2019, which stipulates that bus bodies should be safe, durable, an...
KAM CEO cautioned that the imposition of additional duties on goods by any EAC member state violates Article 10 and Article 15 of the Customs Union Pr...
The move aims to make it easier for manufacturers to import raw materials, machinery, and spare parts without facing delays and added expenses at the...
Spearheaded by the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) in partnership with the Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry, the strategy seeks to...
KAM says the country’s business environment is rallying behind its aforementioned neighbours in critical industry aspects such as the cost of producti...
The government's efforts to reform the economy and encourage industrialisation are being undermined by the widespread corruption that drains public fu...
According to KAM, the umbrella body representing manufacturers in the country, local manufacturers have the potential to drive the 2030 agenda.
KAM said even as it seeks to curb plastic pollution, the tax will push up prices of commonly used household items
The association fears that the tax could decimate these livelihoods and destabilise the manufacturing industry at large.
Most of those affected are in the Cement, Steel and Paper industries which are directly hit by the export promotion levy.
