Court okays importation of 254,000 tonnes duty-free rice

The High Court in Kerugoya has cleared the government to proceed with the importation of 254,000 metric tonnes of duty-free rice in a move aimed at stabilising the country’s rice supply and cushioning consumers from rising prices. In a ruling delivered on Thursday, Justice Edward Muriithi approved the phased importation of rice in three equal…

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Court okays importation of 254,000 tonnes duty-free rice

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