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Why Kenya must fix its domestic trade policy

China Economic Councillor Guo Ce (left), Kenya National Chambers of Commerce and Industry Chair Kiprono Kittony (centre) and Ministry of Industry Trade and Cooperation Director Joseph Mbeva brief media on the upcoming Expo at the KICC next week. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard]

Kenya recently posted weak results in her trade competitiveness relative to her East Africa Community partners.

The latest World Economic Report which measures competitiveness largely influences investor decisions on which countries to invest in and destinations of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI’s).

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