OVERVIEW
The Republic of Kenya, one of the world's largest countries
in terms of land mass situate in East Africa is found to have a
very resilient economy despite the level and number of challenges
that it has faced over the years, including corruption, leading to
misuse of funds and a high debt load; poverty and inequality;
climate change issues; and in more recent times, severe liquidity
crunch and inflationary pressures, subdued business sentiment
following the mid-2024 protests, and reduced public spending amid
ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts. Despite all these,
Kenya's GDP still ranks within the top 10 African countries
with the highest GDP in 2025. The Government is also taking active
efforts in stabilizing the economy and improving the regulatory and
infrastructural framework in place to allow for a more favorable
investment environment. The opening of the banking sector promises
more inflow of funds and the amendment to the business laws
reflects an
