People Daily | by John Otini
Global Credit Rating agency Moody’s sees Kenya growing by five per cent in 2021 on account of a dynamic economy.
The slightly higher than World Bank projection pins the outlook on lack of energy commodity exports but warns that tourism sector will face a slow recovery.
According to Moody’s, non-energy commodity exporters in East Africa and West Africa will remain the most dynamic economies, with growth driven by domestic demand and high public investment rates…
