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The Agricultural Employers Association (AEA) Board, had a fruitful meeting with the Principal Secretary, State Department for Labour and Skills Development, Mr. Shadrack Mwadime during a courtesy call. The board and the CEO Mr. Wesley Siele appraised him on various issues touching on the agriculture sector.

Kenya remains the leading exporter of cut flowers to the EU with a 38-40% market share and the 4th largest exporter globally. The floriculture sector is a key foreign exchange earner, contributing about 1.5% to GDP and earning over Ksh 110 Billion annually in export revenue.

The sector employs over 200,000 people directly and over 2 million indirectly, impacting the livelihoods of over 4 million Kenyans, with women and youth forming the majority of the workforce.



The Agricultural Employers Association (AEA) held an Industrial Relations (IR) workers’ meeting on 12th September 2026, bringing together workers to discuss key workplace issues, promote effective communication, and strengthen employer–employee relations.

The engagement provided an opportunity to address labour-related concerns, enhance workers’ understanding of industrial relations, and promote harmonious and productive workplaces. Discussions focused on the importance of effective communication, mutual respect, and collaboration between employees, employers, and their representatives.


The Agricultural Employers Association (AEA)conducted a workers meeting on 11th September 2026, at Sololo and Equator Flowers Limited. The engagements provided an opportunity to address workplace matters, promote constructive employer–employee relations, and strengthen collaboration among stakeholders in the agricultural sector.

At Equator Flowers Limited and Sololo Flowers Ltd the general workers’ meeting included the election of shop stewards and discussions on other workplace matters, with union officials from the Kenya Plantation and Agricultural Workers’ Union and Ms. Jennifer Wachira, Head of Legal and IR Services (AEA) in attendance.

These engagements reaffirm AEA’s commitment to fostering productive workplaces, promoting good labour relations, and supporting effective communication between employers and employees.


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