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More opposing voices to draft tea regulations

Tea farmers in Nyamira want President Uhuru Kenyatta not to be in a hurry to assent to the draft Report on Tea Regulations in Kenya, saying it had discrepancies.

Farmers' representatives from Kebirigo, Sang'anyi and Tombe Tea Factory Companies in Nyamira said the Report was carrying misguided recommendation on reforms of management of the tea sector and that it will erode all the gains the farmers had bargained for since independence.

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