Kenya big casualty as Britons search for long lost glory

A demonstrator holds a placard during a protest against the outcome of the UK’s June 23 referendum on the European Union, in central London on Saturday. [PHOTO: AFP]

After years of agitation and dithering, the people of the UK finally on Thursday resolved to leave the European Union (EU), throwing the global financial markets into frenzy.

Although the effects of Brexit (Britain exit EU) on the Kenyan economy were not immediately clear, it might not be easy for the East African economic power-house in the long-run.