At least 400 businesspeople from Tanzania are expected to participate in a three-day business trip to Kenya through Namanga border post in a caravan dubbed ‘100 cars’.The historic event will be organised by an Arusha-based entrepreneur in partnership with the East African Community (EAC). The trip is meant to expose the Tanzanian business community to the EAC business.“We are calling the trip ‘100 cars’ because it will involve 400 people and every car will be having four people,” said Rosemary Ndesokia, executive director of the Arusha media and advertising firm commonly ‘Arusha Mambo’. The trip will involve small-scale, medium and large scale businesspeople. Speaking at the launch of the media and advertising company, whose tasks include feeding East Africans and Tanzanians in particular with local and regional information through digital technology at the weekend, Ndesokia said she was optimistic that the trip would help Tanzanian businesspeople learn business skills from the...