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Kenyans hope New Year holds the promise of economic rebound and jobs

Traders selling verity of goods have turned Eldoret town Central Business District (CBD) streets into a hawking zone in Uasin Gishu County yesterday. The hawkers majority women say that the last day before ushering in the new year is a blessing following the absence of county reinforcement officers. December 31, 2014. [Peter Ochieng, Standard]

SHIF Kenyans are hoping for economic turnaround, jobs, good governance, and better access to healthcare as they usher in the New Year.

Those who spoke to The Standard reflected on the year gone by, sharing their aspirations for a prosperous 2025.

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