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Do you think our economy can support the additional 80 constituencies and 47 special seats proposed in draft constitution?
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Your Say
The country's current economic state does not allow the creation of these new 80 seats in the parliament, let alone to even accomodate this huge number of seats that will demand more cost and government spending while most Kenyans are languishing in poverty and alarming rate of unemployement. As muc ... Nancy Malel, United States
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Financial Journal
Kenya’s economy is on the road to recovery Kenya’s economy is on a positive growth trajectory. That is the judgment from leading fund management firms, investment banks, economists and the World Bank. Although the estimated GDP growth of between 3-4 per cent is still below the country’s potential, when benchmarked against competing economies in East Africa, the economy is expected to make a strong recovery this year.
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