Nairobi, March 10 -- The majority of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) in Kenya view Tanzania and Uganda as key East African countries in which to grow their revenue, as they seek to make new acquisitions in the new year.

A survey by consultancy firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) revealed three in ten CEOs see Tanzania (34 per cent) and Uganda (34 per cent) as important markets for their goods and services, a move that aims to increase their margins and enhance intra-EAC trade.

"Eoghty-six percent of CEOs in Kenya consider their neighbouring countries (Tanzania: 34 per cent; Uganda: 34 per cent; Rwanda: 18 per cent) as important territories for revenue growth in the next 12 months. At the time of the survey, CEOs in Kenya were optimistic ...