Resetting of diplomatic and trade relations?

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 Tanzania coming to do business in Kenya. And I want to say this, Tanzanian investors are free to come and do business in Kenya without being required to have business visas or work permits.”

“The only thing you will be required to do is to follow the laid down regulations and the laws,” he added.

The at times testy relations between the two African nations further deteriorated under the administration of late Tanzanian President John Magufuli, who died of a heart disease in March. He was replaced by his vice president and incumbent President Samia Suluhu Hassan. After being sworn in as President a couple of months ago, Hassan pledged to launch several tax and other business reforms in order to attract Kenyan investors to Tanzania.

Previously, on Tuesday, the two leaders signed a deal for a 600km cross-border gas pipeline that will run between…

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