“We are better off with a strong Shilling because our import to export ratio is around 3 to 1 and therefore, we are better off keeping a lid on prices via a strong currency.” Alykhan Satchu. While policymakers insist on a sustained optimism on Kenya’s economic growth prospects, analysts are wary of what is happening though … Continue reading Why the Kenyan Shilling is Stronger Besides Uncertainties – Analysts