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Kenya’s textile and apparel sector recorded exports of US $500 million in 2025 supporting 66,000 direct jobs and contributing 2 per cent to the country’s GDP.View quoted post on X
The government is targeting to raise textile and apparel exports to US $2 billion by 2035 and create approximately 200,000 direct jobs. This will be achieved by increasing cotton production from the current 28,000 bales to the required 140,000 bales per year.
Speaking when she officially launched the KUANA Fashion Innovation Lab last evening in Nairobi, Principal Secretary for Trade Regina Ombam said Kenya has about 350,000 acres available for cotton expansion, giving the country room to increase production, raise farmers’ incomes, and supply local industries with raw materials.
The lab, an initiative by KikoRomeo, brings together designers, artisans, students, manufacturers and investors to grow Kenya’s fashion industry.
PS Ombam said the lab will help designers strengthen their business skills, understand markets and build brands that can grow beyond small bespoke production.
📢 Through a press briefing following the dissemination of the Disability Electoral Reform Agenda, UDPK called on electoral institutions, political parties, policymakers, and other stakeholders to take deliberate action towards more inclusive elections ahead of the 2027 General Election.View quoted post on X
The Agenda presents eight priority reforms aimed at strengthening the participation, representation, and leadership of persons with disabilities in Kenya's democratic processes.
Inclusive elections are essential for an inclusive democracy. Access agenda here udpkenya.or.ke/wp-content/upl…