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President William Ruto is urging the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa member countries to change tact in their approach to trade. President Ruto further says urgent institutional reforms at the African Union are needed to adapt to modern realities and increase operational capacity for the continent to perform at the highest level.
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President Ruto urges COMESA member states to change tact for optimum results in trade
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