Talking of Evidence, we usually say the proof is in the pudding, could the Tugeges kindly share with us their successes thus far, given the Billions they have wasted.
This is good for Kenya. But don't expose your bonoboism. Analysis was majorly based on performance between 2021-2023.Well well@Okiya back to the drawing board the numbers are in again and numbers don't lie
"The report released in December 2023, showed that Kenya emerged as the third country globally that is expected to carry the strongest investment momentum into 2024 with an index score of 87.44."
Hii chuki is now clouding your judgement and thinking take a walk they do this yearly you can see its for 2024 they had one for 2023 and so on cleary now you can see who is the bonobo
Nope. Mimi sina chuki. Uliza wale wamekutumaHii chuki is now clouding your judgement and thinking take a walk they do this yearly you can see its for 2024 they had one for 2023 and so on cleary now you can see who is the bonobo
Soma report look at the emphasis again they do this kila mwaka
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What about the heads of states visiting Kenya? are they also ling to their respective tugeges and shooting breeze?
Okiya really wants kenya to fail....he will not be happy until that happensSoma report look at the emphasis again they do this kila mwaka
"Kenya's GDP is expected to grow by 5.3% in 2024, up from 5% in 2023, with inflation relatively high at 6.6% in 2024, according to IMF estimates. The country has been experiencing historically high greenfield FDI flows since 2021.One of the biggest FDI wins of newly elected Kenyan president William Ruto, who also came into power in 2022, comes from Moderna
.The US-based pharmaceutical company has finalised an agreement to invest up to $500m as it plans to locate its first African facility for the production of messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines in Kenya — one of the first of its kind in Africa.The country’s energy sector has also attracted very strong FDI interest, with Dubai-based AMEA Power announcing in September 2023 the intention to produce green hydrogen in Mombasa, with total investment estimated at $2.29bn, fDi Markets figures show."
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MENA countries to carry the strongest investment momentum into the new year
The region dominates the FDI Standouts Watchlist 2023, with India also scoring highly
Those are your words and assumptions which as always you're wrong
That part I've highlighted in red showing 2021-2023 do you know the meaning of CAGR?Soma report look at the emphasis again they do this kila mwaka
"Kenya's GDP is expected to grow by 5.3% in 2024, up from 5% in 2023, with inflation relatively high at 6.6% in 2024, according to IMF estimates. The country has been experiencing historically high greenfield FDI flows since 2021.One of the biggest FDI wins of newly elected Kenyan president William Ruto, who also came into power in 2022, comes from Moderna
.The US-based pharmaceutical company has finalised an agreement to invest up to $500m as it plans to locate its first African facility for the production of messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines in Kenya — one of the first of its kind in Africa.The country’s energy sector has also attracted very strong FDI interest, with Dubai-based AMEA Power announcing in September 2023 the intention to produce green hydrogen in Mombasa, with total investment estimated at $2.29bn, fDi Markets figures show."
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MENA countries to carry the strongest investment momentum into the new year
The region dominates the FDI Standouts Watchlist 2023, with India also scoring highly
You are againt travelling for foreign investment but travelling for campaign is acceptable, even such good reports hutaki kuskia
Have you forgotten I explained to you about travelling na nikakuuliza if you have another question?
Your thread is not a valid source? You have literraly said that raila is right that it is useless travelling for investment
What environment do you want fixed?
Ofcourse there are challenges with all Government’s in the world, you choose to complain about everything
We are not talking about other governments here. We are talking about Kenya. Have you read that letter and seen what has been highlighted as the cause of the challenge we have?
A debt default would have been worse for the businesses, we are under IMF guidance now untill we navigate ourselves out of this situation