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Kenya to become hub for intra-regional trade, report says

Kenya is expected to benefit from massive infrastructure projects being implemented across the country and thus become a hub for intra-regional trade in Africa, a new study by a research firm has revealed.

New analysis from ‘Frost & Sullivan, African Infrastructure Tracker: Kenya’, said mega infrastructure projects are planned for East Africa and will create unique opportunities and open new markets in Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia. “Transport infrastructure has undergone major upgrades over the past five years in order to support the high trade demand in the East African region,” said Frost & Sullivan Senior Economic Consultant Craig Parker.

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