Lee Kinyanjui

Lee Kinyanjui

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Lee Kinyanjui is the Investments, Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary of Kenya, who has actively promoted the operationalization of Special Economic Zones, asserting that they will boost exports, generate foreign exchange, and create jobs, particularly emphasizing the progress of the Mombasa SEZ project.

Born on Jan 01, 1970 (56 years old)

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Kenya Kenya: Lee Kinyanjui discussed the impact of illicit trade on government revenue and legitimate businesses. 7

The Standard: When illicit becomes normalised - The Standard

Kenya Kenya: The Senate Committee resolved to convene a meeting with Trade Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui. 6

The Standard: Senators raise concern over Sh500 million Kilifi Industrial park project

Tanzania Tanzania: Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade and Industry, Lee Kinyanjui, described the project as a strategic milestone in the country's ambition to become the region's energy gateway. 9

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Taifa Gas nears completion of Sh320 billion Kenya LPG terminal

Kenya Kenya: Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui said the UK-Kenya Economic Partnership Agreement has been critical in securing predictable market access for Kenyan exports. 8

The Standard: Kenya-UK trade reaches all time high of Sh360b

Kenya Kenya: Investments, Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui stated that the launch of Gulfood360 Africa/Kenya signals a decisive step in Kenya’s trade and investment journey. 8

The Standard: Nairobi picked to host world's largest food trade platform

Kenya Kenya: Trade and Investment Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui said unpaid VAT refunds running into billions of shillings have eroded investor confidence and stalled expansion plans by firms operating in the country. 6

The Standard: Trade ministry seeks urgent action on VAT refunds

Kenya Kenya: Trade CS Lee Kinyanjui said, one of the country’s key priority is expanding the export basket. 8

The Standard: Win for Kenya as AGOA agreement extended for 3 years

Kenya Kenya: Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui expressed optimism about the renewed confidence in Kenya's export sector following the AGOA extension. 7

The Standard: Kenya wins three-year AGOA extension, securing jobs

Kenya Kenya: Trade and Investment Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui said the government expansion plans would transform the port and surrounding towns into commercial and business hubs. 8

The Standard: Mai Mahiu dry port to create 100,000 job opportunities