Kenya Sees Foreign Investment Uptick as Investors Balance Optimism with Hurdles
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 22/08/2025
Foreign investors in Kenya have raised concerns over high electricity costs, regulatory bottlenecks, tax administration, and corruption, describing them as the most pressing hurdles to doing business in the country. The […]
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