Author: Muindi

Experience working on communication and marketing departments and in the broadcast industry. Interested in sustainable development and international relations issues.

Kenya’s GDP growth will slow to 5.5 per cent in FY23 from the 5.5 per cent expected in the current fiscal year (2022), the World Bank said Thursday. However, the World Bank said that growth is expected to rise to 5.3% in 2024, supported by increased private investments. “Private investments are expected to drive economic growth in the medium term amid sluggish growth in households’ consumption,” the World Bank said in its latest report, “Kenya Economic Update, December 2022 : Continued Rebound, but Storms Cloud the Horizon: Policies to Accelerate the Productive Economy for Inclusive Growth.” ” However, consumption growth…

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