Kenya’s economy is worse off today compared to the economy’s well-being during former president Mwai Kibaki’s tenure, according to the latest prosperity index. Kenya’s Economy has been pulled down by mounting public debts and reduced savings among its workforce plagued by job cuts, and stagnant wages in a business environment where companies have ushered in outstretched measures to protect profits. This has in turn hurt cash flow, translating to lower demands of goods in cooperate Kenya and reduced savings, which is captured by bank accounts having more than Ksh 100,000 dropping for the first time in 13 years. Former presidents … Continue reading How Can Kenya’s Economy Be Compared? Under 2 Former Presidents