manufacturing
Manufacturers Can Reap Big From Increased connectivity
By PATRICK NDEGWA Kenya's manufacturing sector has been a notable driver of economic growth, contributing to development and employment. The sector's growth has...
BUSINESS TODAY3 Mins read
China’s Economy Soaring Based On Sound Fundamentals
On its continuing journey to become the world’s largest economy, China has set strategic goals to develop into a manufacturing powerhouse from 2021...
STEPHEN NDEGWA3 Mins read
For Businesses, Rising From Covid-19 Slowdown Hinges on Cashflow
Close to 50% of manufacturing companies have recovered business or expect to do so by the end of 2020, a global online survey indicates....
BT Reporter2 Mins read
Kenya Ranks Among Bottom 40 in Industrial Performance Index
Kenya has ranked position 115 out of 152 in the Competitive Industrial Performance (CIP) Index Report, 2020. This rank puts the country lower than other competitor African countries but higher compared to its...
Samuel Gitonga2 Mins read
Eight Economies Hardest Hit by Coronavirus Pandemic
The novel coronavirus (COVID 19) has been the topic of discussion since the turn of the decade, with the first case of the...
Cytonn Investments3 Mins read
In Coronavirus Pandemic, a Golden Opportunity for Kenyans
The Coronavirus will have a lasting impact on economies in both the short and long run. Whether the impact is positive or negative...
CAROLINE GATHII4 Mins read
Kenya’s Bright Economic Future Despite Current Inadequate Money Supply
Kenya’s Real GDP is projected to grow 6% in 2020 and 6.2% in 2021 bringing relief to the country’s economic challenges over the...
Hakeenah N. Njenga2 Mins read
Despite Big Four Hype, Manufacturing on a Downward Trajectory
As Kenyans continue to lose jobs with companies lamenting a tough operating business environment, the worst is yet to come with manufacturing, one...
Samuel Gitonga2 Mins read
Manufacturers deal another blow to job seekers
Jobs in the manufacturing sector are set to grow by a marginal 1% to 24% in Q4 2019 from 23% in Q3 2018...
Samuel Gitonga1 Mins read
