Kenya's economy stands at a crossroads: outwardly resilient, with projected growth hovering around 4.5–5.0 percent and a relatively stable macro‑environment, yet weighed down by persistent fiscal fragility, high debt‑servicing costs, and a stubbornly weak labour market. The question "Whither the economy?" cuts to the core of whether the country can translate this modest growth into broad‑based jobs, inclusive industrialisation, and genuine citiz…
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