Exciting collaboration between Kenya and China to elevate fashion and lifestyle sectors! ๐ #FashionIndustry #KenyaChinaCollaboration
Kenya and China have embarked on a groundbreaking collaboration to enhance the fashion and lifestyle industries. The recent East Africa Kenya Fashion Life Show and International Fair witnessed delegates from both countries coming together to cut the ribbon at the Sarit Expo Centre on July 11, 2024. This initiative aims to strengthen ties and foster innovation in the fashion world.
In another development, Kenya is gearing up to establish the AFCS, a consumer-friendly fare collection system that will facilitate seamless intermodal transportation. This system is set to revolutionize the transportation sector, providing a convenient and efficient experience for commuters across the country.
On a different note, Team Kenya officials have revealed their unique strategy for the Olympic Games - ensuring that athletes have access to familiar Kenyan foods. This special cargo initiative aims to keep the athletes energized and connected to their roots during the intense competition.
In the employment sector, the International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) is seeking Information Managers, specifically targeting Kenyan nationals. INSO, founded in 2011, is dedicated to supporting humanitarian aid workers globally, emphasizing the importance of safety and information management in crisis situations.
As a fascinating continuation, FSD Africa, a UK-backed agency based in Kenya, is working towards raising $1.3 billion for African businesses. This initiative aims to boost investments in businesses across seven African countries, highlighting the importance of international support for economic growth and development in the region.
Delegates from Kenya and China cut a ribbon during the East Africa Kenya Fashion Life Show and International Fair at the Sarit Expo Centre on July 11, 2024.
The AFCS is envisioned to offer a one stop shop for fare collection for the consumer across that will enable seamless intermodal transportation across the ...
Team Kenya officials reveals plans to get athletes to eat familiar foods during the Olympic Games.
Founded in 2011, the International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) is an international non-governmental organisation that supports humanitarian aid workers by ...
FSD Africa, a UK development agency headquartered in Kenya, is helping raise $1.3 billion for two funds investing in businesses across seven African ...
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Picture credit: Brian Ongoro/AFP. In Kenya and other African countries, the legal and legitimate right to peaceful protests is engrained in the constitution.
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