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A trader sells fresh maize. Data indicates that Kenya is the highest importer of grain from the region followed by Tanzania. Photo/ANTHONY KAMAU

A trader sells fresh maize. Data indicates that Kenya is the highest importer of grain from the region followed by Tanzania. Photo/ANTHONY KAMAU 

By RAWLINGS OTINI  (email the author)
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Posted  Monday, August 16  2010 at  00:00

The amount is imported both from the East African region and South Africa.

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A recent government study, the Kenya Integrated Household Budget Survey, shows that in spite of the negative effects of economic liberalisation and privatisation in the 1990s, most Kenyan farmers still have faith in maize — so much so that 90 per cent of them regularly invest in the crop.

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