JK upbeat about middle-income target by 2025

Reforms a must if we are to realise middle income status
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IT is a well known fact that the road to reform is always fraught with obstacles and difficulties. For any nation to succeed therefore, these challenges have to be overcome. Overcoming the numerous challenges is what the government must do as it embarks on ...

Kenya on Friday hit the road to becoming a middle-income nation in five months’ time after authorities said that a statistical review of the economy whose outcome would be announced in September was under way.

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PM upbeat on national economy, says we can borrow
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THE country's economy is healthy and the country can continue borrowing from international agencies, the Prime Minister, Mizengo Pinda told the National Assembly. The Premier also said that the country was in good position regarding debt and that it was ...

Some of the newly appointed ministers assumed office yesterday and expressed optimism that they would serve the public well in the few remaining months of President Jakaya Kikwete’s second and final term.