Official indicators, as well as regional and international comparisons show that the economy is currently on a rather vibrant, and healthy footing. All recent official reports show that the economy has been on a growth trajectory of more than double the global and Sub-Saharan Africa annual average of 3-4 per cent. Other assumptions include continued implementation of the Big Four Agenda, continued stable political climate, increased private investments and the global environment. These include free universal basic education, Inua Jamii and universal health care among other social welfare programmes. Uncertainties and disruptions around Brexit are also expected to cause adverse impact on global trade.

Source: Daily Nation November 12, 2019 20:36 UTC