Implement Kenya, South Sudan visa-free entry deal
Wednesday July 28 2021
By BUSINESS DAILY
Summary
The commencement of visa-free entry for Kenyans into South Sudan is a positive step towards maximising the gains of a seamless market arrangement.
Kenya’s Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary, Macharia Kamau, confirmed the waiver takes effect immediately pending the signing of a labour agreement.
The commencement of visa-free entry for Kenyans into South Sudan is a positive step towards maximising the gains of a seamless market arrangement by member States of the East African Community (EAC).
Kenya’s Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary, Macharia Kamau, confirmed the waiver takes effect immediately pending the signing of a labour agreement that will offer rules for foreign workers.
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Cargo offloaded from a plane. Cargo transportation between the UK and Kenya may be disrupted as the two countries seek an amicable solution on the admittance of crew on their respective soils. PHOTO | FILE | NMG
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Cargo transportation between the UK and Kenya may be disrupted by up to a week from April 9 as the two countries seek an amicable solution on the admittance of crew on their respective soils.
Last week, both countries suspended passenger flights to each other’s territories in tit-for-tat decisions over lack of uniform controls on Covid-19.
The UK was the first on April 2 when it banned travellers from Kenya, except UK nationals, effective April 9. London argued that Kenya’s Covid-19 certifications for travellers have been faulty, with nearly 30 per cent of weekly 550 arrivals testing positive a day after arriving. Most of them had the South African variant of Covid-19, UK argued.