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An empty wallet. Innovations enabled by e-commerce platforms and gig work should be encouraged and scaled up to help keep SMEs thriving. www.theexchange.africa

An empty wallet. Innovations enabled by e-commerce platforms and gig work should be encouraged and scaled up to help keep SMEs thriving.

Innovative funding for Kenyan SMEs to keep businesses booming

Kenya’s economy is largely driven by the informal sector

Njenga Hakeenah by Njenga Hakeenah
July 31, 2020
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Kenya long-term development blueprint, Vision 2030, seeks to transform Kenya into an industrializing, high middle-income country
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