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A new down has emerged for Kenya's new government that was sworn in today. Though the number of Ministers were high it was the best way at forming a GRAND COALITION that represented the whole country. The number of Ministers are forty while Assistant Ministers are fifty two. The political stalemate that has engulfed Kenya seems to at last have found a solution and it is expected that the GRAND COALITION will deliver on promises that it has made to the people. The government is expected to pass laws that will pave way in enticing foreign direct investments at a time when the country needs it. It is expected that the ICT and Tourism sectors will drive the engine of economic development, the government set up the ICT Board in 2007 to advise the government on issues of information, communication and technology in order to enhance national development and the VISION 2030.
Kenya is endowed with skilled workforce and we expect it to take its role as the emerging AFRICAN TIGER economy. Last year growth projections were pointing to a figure north of 7%, a challenge is in position as to whether that growth can be maintained.
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