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… The talks come as Kenya and the United States work to expand economic ties, building on the extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) through 2028 and ongoing reciprocal trade negotiations. …
… The talks focused on expanding bilateral trade and investment, building on the extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) through 2028 and ongoing reciprocal trade negotiations. …
… Mudavadi welcomed the extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act by the US House of Representatives through December 31, 2028.AGOA provides preferential access for eligible African exports to the US market and has supported Kenya’s textile, apparel, horticulture and manu …
Relief for Kenyan exporters as US extends AGOA to 2028 By Dennis Otieno September 04, 2026 08:29 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Kenyan workers prepare clothes for export at the United Aryan Export Processi …
Audio By VocalizeKenya has welcomed US President Donald Trump's decision to sign into law the extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) through December 31, 2028. …
… Even with the knowledge that the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) offers duty-free, quota-free access to the US market, providing a range of 7,000 product lines, how do you even start? …
… They urged U.S. officials to support the timely renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the preferential trade arrangement that allows eligible African countries duty-free access to the U.S. …
Kenya’s eligibility for duty-free access to the United States (US) market under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) is set for renewed scrutiny, with President Donald Trump administration launching its annual review amid mounting concerns over human rights abuses and pe …
Kenya's Foreign Affairs PS hosted a U.S. Chamber of Commerce and U.S.-Africa Business Center delegation in Nairobi, positioning the country as a market and strategic hub for value addition and technology transfer while encouraging American businesses to use Kenya as a base for accessing East African markets.
Kenya's Foreign Affairs PS hosted a U.S. Chamber of Commerce and U.S.-Africa Business Center delegation in Nairobi, positioning the country as a market and strategic hub for value addition and technology transfer while encouraging American businesses to use Kenya as a base for accessing East African markets.
Kenya and the United States have signed a reciprocal agreement allowing eligible dependants of government and diplomatic employees to work while accompanying them on official postings in either country. The arrangement is expected to give dependants greater economic opportunities during diplomatic assignments and deepen people-to-people ties between the two countries.
Kenya and the United States are seeking to expand their strategic partnership on trade and investment, healthcare, critical minerals, defence and regional security, according to talks between Kenya's Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Frank Garcia.
Cabinet Secretary Mudavadi said Kenya regards the United States as a critical strategic partner, with cooperation expanding across security, trade, health, technology and economic development. Kenya and the US have signed a Bilateral Work Agreement and are preparing for the Fourth Session of the Kenya–US Bilateral Strategic Dialogue scheduled for early December 2026.
Kenya is welcoming the US extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) to December 31, 2028, which gives eligible African countries duty-free access to the U.S. market. The textile and apparel sector, which supports more than 66,000 direct jobs in Kenya, is among the biggest beneficiaries.
President Trump signed legislation extending the African Growth and Opportunity Act through December 31, 2028. Kenya's Cabinet Secretary said the extension provides certainty for exporters and manufacturers and noted the textile and apparel sector supports more than 66,000 direct jobs.
US state-level pacts are being pursued to help unlock trade opportunities between the US and Kenya, building on frameworks like the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) which offers duty-free, quota-free access to 7,000 product lines for Kenyan businesses seeking entry to the US market.
US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Frank Garcia is visiting Kenya as part of a high-level African tour to strengthen bilateral relationships and advance economic and security partnerships. The visit includes stops in Zambia and Ethiopia, with possible additional stops contingent on commercial deals.
Members of Parliament from Kenya and officials from the U.S. Congress have reaffirmed commitment to strengthening parliamentary cooperation and expanding bilateral relations with focus on trade, education, youth empowerment and democratic governance. Kenyan lawmakers called for increased market access for locally produced goods in the United States and urged support for timely renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
The US Trade Representative has launched the 26th annual review of Kenya's eligibility for AGOA benefits, with concerns over human rights abuses and corruption by the Ruto administration. The review, scheduled to include a public hearing on July 23, comes months after Trump extended the trade programme for one year after it lapsed in September 2025.
The US Office of the Trade Representative has initiated its 26th annual review of Sub-Saharan African countries' AGOA eligibility for 2027, amid concerns over human rights abuses and corruption allegations against the Ruto administration. The review comes months after Trump extended the trade programme for one year after it lapsed in September 2025.
US President Donald Trump has nominated career diplomat Henry Wooster, a former ambassador to Jordan with experience in Central Asia and the Middle East, to be the next US ambassador to Kenya, filling a 19-month vacancy. The nomination requires Senate confirmation and comes amid US-Kenya relations concerns including a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base and efforts to finalise a bilateral trade agreement.
President Donald Trump has nominated career diplomat Henry Wooster, currently Chargé d'Affaires in Haiti, to serve as the next United States Ambassador to Kenya, subject to U.S. Senate confirmation. Wooster, who holds the rank of Minister-Counselor, brings over two decades of diplomatic experience including previous postings as U.S. Ambassador to Jordan and senior roles across the Middle East, Europe, and South Asia.
President Donald Trump has nominated Henry Wooster, a career Senior Foreign Service member with prior ambassadorial experience in Jordan and roles at the State Department, to serve as U.S. Ambassador to Kenya, subject to Senate confirmation.
China implemented a zero-tariff policy on May 1, 2026, eliminating trade barriers for African goods and offering increased export opportunities, industrial growth, and job creation. The policy contrasts with Western engagement that the article characterizes as conditional, selective, and narrowly focused on critical minerals.