The Kenyan government has announced optimistic forecasts for 2025, expecting accelerated economic growth in the years to come despite the increase in US tariffs and other challenges. This was stated by President William Ruto on Wednesday, August 20 during a press conference where Kenya and Japan concluded a yen-denominated loan agreement, the details of which…...
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