Kenya and China on March 24 took a step ahead in their efforts to fix a deeply lopsided trade relationship, with top leaders from both countries signing a zero-tariff agreement that could open one of the world’s largest consumer market to Kenyan goods.
Kenya and China sign zero-tariff deal, but can it fix a $4 billion trade gap?
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