KAM blames policy gaps for mitumba influx in the country

Manufacturers also concerned over illicit trade hurting local textile and apparel industry.

by MARTIN MWITA

Business27 February 2025 - 09:35

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Kenya Association of Manufacturers CEO Tobias Alando speaks during the Kenya Fashion and Design Week, in Nairobi /SCREENSHOT

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