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Luke Anami

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Kenya, Nairobi
As seen in: The Standard (Kenya), Daily Nation, Nation Africa, AllAfrica, Daily Monitor, Taifa Leo, Zawya, Genetic Literacy Project, The East African, Business Daily Africa, The Citizen (Tanzania) and
Financial Journalist at The East African, Nation Media Group. Nairobi

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I'm a professional journalist with many years of experience in Financial Reporting, law, management and governance, politics, health, among other fields.

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Kenya-EU trade pact delivers 20 percent growth Original

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By Luke Anami Verified
| The East African Verified
Kenya has recorded a 20 percent increase in trade with the European Union (EU) since signing an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) two years ago. Outgoing EU Head of Delegation to Kenya Henriette Geiger attributed the growth to greater value addition and more aggressive private sector-driven marketing by Nairobi in Europe. Under the EU-Kenya EPA, Kenyan goods enjoy immediate duty-free and quota-free access to the EU.
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Kiir sticks to December 22 vote despite doubts over readiness

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By Luke Anami Verified
| zurl.co
South Sudan’s plan to hold its first general election in December has drawn fresh scepticism from the chief mediator in the country’s peace process, who warns that the world’s youngest nation is far from ready for credible polls. President Salva Kiir has set December 22 for the long-delayed vote, but questions over security, electoral laws, funding and voter registration continue to cloud the process.
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Inside East African Community’s new spending plan

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By Luke Anami Verified
| Zawya Verified
The East African Community (EAC) has tabled a budget of $110.9 million for the 2026/27 financial year, the first to be prepared under a new financing formula that will require member states with larger economies to contribute more. Chairperson of the EAC Council of Ministers Rebecca Kadaga presented the $110,863,576 spending plan to the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala). The proposed budget is slightly lower than the $113.9 million approved for 2025/26.
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