The Standard | by Frankline Sunday
Kenya stands to gain Sh600 billion in real income over the next 15 years if the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is fully implemented.
According to a new World Bank study, AfCFTA could also help lift 4.4 million Kenyans out of poverty, with the country emerging among the top beneficiaries of the ambitious trade pact.
“Under the AfCFTA scenario, real income would increase by seven per cent by 2035, relative to the baseline for the Africa region – a sizable gain…
