Kenya: Demand for Local Livestock Rises
                   
allafrica.com
25-Aug-2008 1 related
        

Posted to the web 25 August 2008 Mazera Ndurya Nairobi The lifting of the ban on exports of livestock is now changing fortunes for Kenyan farmers and business people as demand for animals grows. Kenyan livestock traders still need to raise about 3,000 animals for export to the Mauritius market that was reopened after lifting of the ban on Kenyan meat due to an outbreak of foot and mouth disease. Since July this... [read full story]                    

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