
Mutahi Kagwe
Mutahi Kagwe is the Agriculture Cabinet Secretary in Kenya, known for his role in implementing agricultural policies and regulations to support the country's farming sector. Recently, he announced the extension of the raw in-shell macadamia export ban as harvesting begins on March 1, emphasizing the importance of adherence to national laws and international obligations for the macadamia industry.
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Kenya:
Under new pricing published by Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe, Grade 1 miraa now sells for Sh1,300 per kilogram.
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Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has said that reviewing and harmonising of the tax regime around import duty, value added tax (VAT), exercise duty for agricultural related inputs will enhance competiveness of the sector.
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Kenya:
Mutahi Kagwe is the Agriculture Cabinet Secretary who directed all depots to buy wheat from farmers.
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Kenya:
Mutahi Kagwe, the Agriculture Cabinet Secretary, announced the government's commitment to clear arrears owed to sugar cane farmers and workers before leasing the factories.
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Kenya:
Mutahi Kagwe is the Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development who announced the leasing of four sugar factories.
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Kenya:
Mutahi Kagwe is the Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary who announced plans to expand pyrethrum farming in Kenya.
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Kenya:
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe confirmed that the Ministry of Agriculture has sufficient strategic grain reserves to cushion consumers from potential price spikes.
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Kenya:
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe announced plans to allow tea factories to sell directly to international buyers.
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Kenya:
Mutahi Kagwe is the Agriculture Cabinet Secretary whom farmers called upon to address their crisis.
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Kenya:
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has assured that the planned leasing of sugar factories will involve input from farmers and workers.
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