Why Doing Business in Kenya Feels Like a Death Sentence Today
[Kenya Today - Kenya] - 2/05/2025
For years, people have called Kenya a land of opportunity. Words like “emerging market” and “Silicon Savannah” have painted a bright picture. But behind the fancy speeches and big promises, many Kenyan business people are quietly suffering. Their dreams are dying, not because they failed, but (…)
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