Kenya has over the past two decades experienced significant economic growth brought about by relatively stable macroeconomic conditions. More can be done to unlock the potential of rural economies to achieve more stable growth and expand their capacities for more opportunities for the citizens. Read MoreThe recent opening of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) centre in Kisii town is a pointer in the right direction. It will offer a wide range of services, including currency services to the public and bank branches, opportunities for investment in Government securities (Treasury bills and bonds), and general banking services to county governments. To facilitate the economy, banks must work to unlock growth and meet societal financial needs.

Source: Standard Digital October 30, 2020 21:33 UTC