In 2017, Kenya’s economy kicked off with fears of a decline due to heated political temperatures pegged on the elections slated for August that year. The GDP growth in 2017 was initially projected to grow at 5.9% but later reduced Read More …
The day is finally here, August 8, the day that #KenyaDecides. And I guess most of you know that. I don’t know whether that decision really matters, whether it will change anything or it’s just a mere formality that we Read More …
The growth of the Kenyan economy has been steady over the recent past. With the economy hitting 5.9% in 2016 and the World Bank predicting a growth rate 6% in 2017. This attributed to massive investments in infrastructure and creation Read More …
Most investors today are bumping their money into real estate as an alternative investment. Over the recent years we have seen real estate companies popping up with an anticipation of tapping into the so called ‘safe and resilient investment option’.
Last year, 2016 the Kenyan economy struggled to maintain a steady though staggering growth beating all odds to emerge as one of the fastest growing economies in the region. The World Bank in March 2016 through its Kenya Economic Update (KEU), had projected the country’s economic performance to grow.