Kenya's trade surplus with Africa has risen at the fastest pace in six years, boosting the country’s renewed push for the integration of trading blocs on the continent.
The gap between exports and imports widened to KSh88.3 billion ($667.9 million) last year from KSh80.49 billion ($608.82 million) the year before, marking the highest value since 2016 when it hit KSh94.41 billion ($714.12 million).
