Now we may skip and hope that the stock wil return to its original good health state of 20s to 30s. How quick can it prosper?
It has its Yana brand and others been battered by cheap wheels that enter East African market via Egypt on Comesa grounds. Egypt has been an entry port as well as a dumping ground due to the Suez canal. The reek then spreads to the sub-saharan Africa. Other goods that enter African market via Egypt are cosmestics, ceramics and sanitary materials, confectionaries, and crockery which seem harvested from the East and re-exported to Comesa region with filmy duty.

The Kenyan Govt was unable to impose heavier duties on imported tyres entering comesa market from Egypt and Sudan. Sameer was and has been claiming the imbalance and it should now be allowed to go fish for its own at a lower cost in the shallow waters of Asia where Egyptians are trawling.
Ofcourse Kenya should be the best friend of the new superpower. 90% of what kenyans use comes from Asia from school bags, handkerchiefs to all electronics.
The wheels will give Sameer the advantage of lower labour cost and material cost. Instead of shipping materials why not ship finished goods? Everyone is now importing!!!

Profit warning in today's Sunday Nation...HY i.e

Let the dumping begin!

Where is @Realtreaty to defend @merali!