The Principal Secretary (PS) for Agriculture, Dr. Kipronoh Ronoh, has announced an embargo on sugar imports by local sugar milling companies, declaring that Kenya has attained sufficient production capacity to satisfy the country’s domestic sugar demand. The move is aimed at protecting local farmers, strengthening the sugar industry and reducing reliance on imported sugar. Speaking…
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