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Wednesday, June 30, 2004

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Kibaki: Improve aviation rating
Issues of security and liberalisation yesterday dominated an African international aviation meeting that also heard President Kibaki call for measures to improve the continent’s poor rating.

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•	AITEC, UK firm in partnership deal
•	FAO projects get extension
•	Kombo urges Pokots to support mining project
•	Turnover rises at NSE
•	Farmers form new tea association
•	UK trade mission to visit Kenya

IATA delegates, Jose Carvalho (left) and Djamel Otsumare compare notes during the 10th Aviation and Allied Business Leadership conference held at a Nairobi hotel yesterday. Vice-President Moody Awori opened the two days conference. Pic by a Correspondent

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