Kindiki said Kenya will come a first- world nation through manufacturing and assiduity growth.

Posted on :Tuesday , 11th March 2025

Kithure Kindiki, Kenya's Deputy President, has lately stated that the expansion of the manufacturing and industry sectors will quicken the country's transition into a first- world nation. Kindiki asserts that the administration led by President William Ruto has made significant investments, both in terms of coffers and time, in value chains that are essential to the metamorphosis of the country. . .

Expanding Manufacturing in Kenya

Posted on :Monday , 9th December 2024

Kenya has a masterful industrial policy that is comparable to the greatest of them. The program aims to promote labor-intensive light industries where the nation has a competitive advantage, import substitution, export-led growth, including export processing zones (EPZs), and more.

It aims to increase manufacturing's share of the GDP to 15% and establish "Made in Kenya" as a worldwide br. . .

Without Manufacturing and Industrialization Investments, Tanzania's Development Goals Will Remain Pipe Dreams.

Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd April 2024

Tanzania's economic growth and structural transformation are significantly influenced by industrialization and manufacturing, even though they are occurring on a small scale. Since gaining independence in 1961, Tanzania has gone through several stages of industrial development, from import substitution led by the state to liberalization and privatization spearheaded by the private sector.  . . .

The Manufacturing Sector in Kenya is Urged by the Government to Adopt Sustainable Production Practices.

Posted on :Friday , 1st March 2024

The Kenyan government has issued an invitation to producers to break free from the constraints of traditional manufacturing and create a new paradigm that incorporates circular design principles.

The Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) in collaboration with the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry (MoECCF), the R. . .

Kenya wants to increase GDP through Manufacturing

Posted on :Friday , 2nd February 2024

In order to boost Kenya's manufacturing sector and bring it up to 15 percent of the country's GDP by 2027, the government launched an ambitious strategy.  

At a consultative meeting organized by the Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry, Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano made a strong case for cooperation and coordinated action on behalf of State Corporations, Agenci. . .