Factors affecting Kenya’s manufacturing sector
Lack of prioritization and ineffective implementation of policies have been cited for gravely impacting Kenya’s manufacturing sector. This came ...
Lack of prioritization and ineffective implementation of policies have been cited for gravely impacting Kenya’s manufacturing sector. This came ...
The Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) has partnered with e-commerce players in Kenya to boost access of manufacturing SMEs to ...
Over 50 per cent of Kenyan manufacturers feel the sector is struggling to compete with developed countries with equal pressure ...
The informal sector in Kenya employs approximately 14.9 million Kenyans and contributes an estimated 28 per cent to the country’s ...
Global oil prices which have been on an upward trend since January are putting pressure on Kenya’s economy, as the ...
33% of manufacturers in the country plan to reduce the number of full time employees Only 48 per cent of ...
Over 50 stakeholders in the steel sector have called upon the government to zero rate fees in a bid to ...
The 18th ,19th and 20th wars have been fought over black gold-oil however it’s now clear that the 21st century ...
![(L-R) BAT IT Business Unit IT Manager Edgar Okioga, SEACOM Business Sales Lead Patrick Ndegwa and KAM CEO Phylis Wakiaga. They say ICT will help Kenya achieve its 2022 GDP growth ambition with cutting-edge digital tools playing a key role to advance manufacturing, job creation and economic development. [Photo/SEACOM]](https://theexchange.africa/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/L-R-BAT-IT-Business-Unit-IT-Manager-Edgar-Okioga-SEACOM-Business-Sales-Lead-Patrick-Ndegwa-and-KAM-CEO-Phylis-Wakiaga-350x250.jpg)
ICT will help Kenya achieve its 2022 GDP growth ambition with cutting-edge digital tools playing a key role to advance ...
According to Kenya’s Anti-Counterfeit Agency (ACA), all Kenyan major border towns are hot spots for counterfeit goods. Kenya has marked ...
