miraa prices,Miraa Pricing Formula Committee,Nyambene Miraa Trade Association Stories
The government had set new prices after negotiations, with Grade 1 miraa expected to sell at Sh1,300 per kilogram, Grade 2 at Sh700 and Allele at Sh1,...
The market, located in Ziwani, will provide a more conducive environment for Miraa businesses, which have long faced challenges with inadequate space...
CS Kagwe explained that the government is committed to addressing market access challenges and opening new export opportunities for Kenyan miraa.
Senator Murungi said the low prices and the influence of cartels in the miraa industry have further compounded the crisis for farmers.
The bill aims to amend existing legislation to exclude cathinone and cathine substances found in the miraa crop (Catha edulis) from being classified a...
According to one imam, Friday sermons are ideal venues for raising awareness on drug users' need to modify their behaviour.
President Ruto emphasised the government's commitment to combating drug and substance abuse in the coastal region and other parts of Kenya, noting thi...
During a stakeholders' meeting at the Kenya School of Government in Mombasa County on Friday, the leaders said that they were finally ready to meet th...
The Defence CS noted that Kenya should not jeopardise the health and future of its youth to the benefit a few "self-centred" individuals profiting fro...
He notes that only 10 per cent of the over 4,500 patients treated at John Mututho Empowerment Centre (JOMEC) have recovered from their addiction to mu...
President Ruto noted that while the government is committed to the fight against drugs, illicit brews, and other illegal substances, muguka is recogni...
The two countries signed a political consultation deal which enables them to engage in regular discussions and exchange views on matters of mutual int...
The agreement aims to ensure steady economic benefits and establish a legal framework for miraa trade between the two neighbouring countries.
Those who fail to comply will face severe penalties, including a Sh5 million fine or a three-year prison sentence.
