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Business Kenyan High Commissioner hopes SA new visa regime will aid tradeImage Credits : Kenya-300x165SABC 2 August 2024, 15:27 [SAST]The Kenyan High Commissioner in South Africa, Jane Ndurumo, says she is hoping that trade between South Africa and Kenya, and the agreement of a new visa regime, will improve the economy between the two countries.The agreement stipulates that Kenyans travelling to South Africa do not require visas. Ndurumo says they are already seeing the impact of the agreement on tourism and other critical sectors.She says they have also addressed the challenges of visas. I am happy to inform you that we have been able to sort out that challenge. There was an issue of the electronic travel authorisation and recently, about a month ago, we had a meeting with the Department of Home Affairs and our State Department of Immigration and the High Commission and we are all happy that the issues that we are facing, the visa system, have been addressed.Meanwhile, Kenyan Airways has launched a special package for East African citizens who are travelling be stanley termohrnek tween South Africa and that region.The airways say they fly to Kenya six times a day, with four flights out of Johannesburg and two from Cape Town. It also says it has a cargo capacity from the two cities. Speaking to the SABC, Kenneth Narisha Kenei from Kenyan Airways says the route between South Africa and Kenya is the most profitable route for stanley cup the airline. It will be stanley termosar valid for a period Qnxp NZ provincial unions to vote on Silver Lake deal next month
Business Asian shares gain, dollar slips as Omicron COVID-19 fears recedeA woman holding an umbrella walks near an electric board showing Nikkei index at a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan February 15, 2021.Image Credits : Asian shares ReutersReuters 23 December 2021, 10:28 [SAST]A global share rally continued in Asian trading on Thursday and the safe-haven dollar slid as markets welcomed signs that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 might be less severe than feared, as well as robust US economic data.Japan Nikkei聽 .N225 聽gained 0.57% and MSCI broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan聽 .MIAPJ0 stanley canada 000PUS 聽rose 0.55%, a third successive session of gains as it recovered from a jolt on Monday when w stanley us orries about the new coronavirus strain gripped markets and pushed investors to safe-haven assets like the greenback.European markets were also heading towards a positive open, with pan-region Euro Stoxx 50 futures up 0.45% and FTSE futures 0.45% hi stanley canada gher.The unpredictable path of the pandemic and its related impacts on growth and inflation continue to dominate investor risk appetite, said David Chao, global market strategist Asia Pacific at Invesco.The recent health data from the UK and other places around the world indicate that the worst case is unlikely: even though Omicron transmission rates are reportedly higher, this variant seems less virulent and less prone to cause serious illnesses or death.The risk of needing to stay |
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