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Tanzania raises concern over Kenyan ban on cooking gas imports

A Kenyan ferries an assortment of cooking gas cylinders, February 21, 2016. The Tanzanian government has expressed concern over Nairobi’s refusal to allow cooking gas imports through Tanzania land borders. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  THE CITIZEN

The Tanzanian government has expressed concern over Nairobi’s refusal to allow Tanzanian exporters to transport cooking gas to Kenya through Kenya-Tanzania land borders.

Industry, Trade and Investment Permanent Secretary Prof Adolf Mkenda, in a statement on Thursday, said Tanzania had only learnt of the ban through the Kenyan media.

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