People Daily | by John Otini
Kenya’s gross domestic product (GDP) will grow by 3.9 per cent in 2021 if the second wave of Covid-19 is less severe and the government continues to reopen the economy, according to NCBA group projections. It also projects that the agriculture sector will provide primary support to the recovery.
Economists at the group say the recovery will also depend on how quickly businesses are able to reopen, availability of a vaccine and how fast government revenues pick up, allowing for healthy spending beyond the Big Four…
