Special Thread: Trending Now in Kenya

Special Thread: Trending Now in Kenya

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New Kahawa-CBD train route set for launch next week

Nairobi residents living along Thika Road will soon have the option of skipping the highway's crippling traffic jams after Kenya Railways (KR) announced it will from Monday (April 16) start commuter train services to the city centre.

In a statement to the public, the State firm said the move will help ease congestion at bus stations and along major roads leading in and out of Nairobi’s central business district (CBD).

“As part of the ongoing efforts by the government to de-congest the Nairobi CBD, we shall introduce a new commuter train service to ply the Kahawa-Nairobi Route,” it said Tuesday.

The train will leave Kahawa at 9 a.m. to arrive in the city centre at 10.20 a.m. Those leaving Nairobi for Kahawa will catch their train at 7.40 a.m. to arrive at their destination at 8.40 a.m.

New Kahawa-CBD train route set for launch next week



 
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World Bank sees Kenya growth rising to 5.5pc in 2018

Increased private consumption and a normalization of the weather are expected to lift Kenya’s economic growth to 5.5 per cent this year, the World Bank says in a newly released report.

The World Bank says economic growth could hit 6.1 per cent by 2020 when the potential but unrealised production levels is likely to have been achieved.

“Economic activity is poised to rebound over the medium term. GDP growth is projected to recover to 5.5 per cent in 2018, and steadily rise to 6.1 per cent by 2020 when output gaps in the economy would have closed,” the bank says in the latest edition of its six-month publication, the Kenya Economic Update. The report says that the dissipation of political tension and the strengthening of the global economy are also expected to work in Kenya’s favour.

The projection is further predicated on the repeal of the one-year-old law that restricts movement of interest rates, and which has constrained small and medium-sized enterprises access to credit.

“The baseline [of the projection] assumes that the ongoing discourse to repeal the interest rate cap will be successful in 2018, thereby supporting a robust recovery in private sector credit growth in 2019 and beyond,” the report says.


World Bank sees Kenya growth rising to 5.5pc in 2018
 
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Relief for pastoralists as vegetation and water levels improve

Water levels and vegetation have improved in arid and semi-arid lands (Asals) following the off season rains, coming as a relief to pastoralists who lost thousands of livestock in the recent drought.

Latest data released by the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) indicates that more than half of the Asals counties have registered a significant recovery on vegetation and water levels following last month’s rains.

NDMA chief executive officer James Oduor said their was normal water level and that the vegetation was expected to fully recover by the end of April.

“The off season rains have saved the situation in Asals region as we have seen much improvement in water levels and vegetation,” said Mr Oduor.


Relief for pastoralists as vegetation and water levels improve
 
World Bank sees Kenya growth rising to 5.5pc in 2018

Increased private consumption and a normalization of the weather are expected to lift Kenya’s economic growth to 5.5 per cent this year, the World Bank says in a newly released report.

The World Bank says economic growth could hit 6.1 per cent by 2020 when the potential but unrealised production levels is likely to have been achieved.

“Economic activity is poised to rebound over the medium term. GDP growth is projected to recover to 5.5 per cent in 2018, and steadily rise to 6.1 per cent by 2020 when output gaps in the economy would have closed,” the bank says in the latest edition of its six-month publication, the Kenya Economic Update. The report says that the dissipation of political tension and the strengthening of the global economy are also expected to work in Kenya’s favour.

The projection is further predicated on the repeal of the one-year-old law that restricts movement of interest rates, and which has constrained small and medium-sized enterprises access to credit.

“The baseline [of the projection] assumes that the ongoing discourse to repeal the interest rate cap will be successful in 2018, thereby supporting a robust recovery in private sector credit growth in 2019 and beyond,” the report says.


World Bank sees Kenya growth rising to 5.5pc in 2018
I predict a 10% growth in 2020
 
Kenya takes Gold,silver and Gold in the men 3000 steeplechase...IN the Commonwealth games in Gold coast Australia
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