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Kenyan president opens leather fair

16/07/2015

COMESA/LLPI (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa and Leather Products Institute) sponsored nine leather SMEs from five member states to participate in the Zambia International Trade Fair 2015. Companies from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Zambia displayed respective products, hoping to increase exports. The fair was opened by...

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