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Browsing: Meg Whitman Kenya
- About 80 percent of trade in East Africa goes through Kenya’s Port of Mombasa.
- Kenya is a top destination for venture capital on the continent.
- Renewable sources account for the majority of Kenya’s on-grid electricity production.
The top American diplomat in Nairobi Meg Whitman is turning out to be one of the biggest marketers for Nairobi, calling for increased US investments in Kenya and across Africa.
Kenya and many economies in Africa have a significant number of relatively untapped industries. Emerging sectors such as technology, e-commerce, financial services, healthcare, and energy offer substantial potential for growth.
“When I was a CEO–I’ll be honest–I probably thought of Africa about 1 per cent of the time. Many of the businesses I managed were heavily invested elsewhere. But if I were back in the boardroom today, Africa would be on my radar for two simple reasons: supply chain diversification and net-zero emissions,” Ambassador …