In recent years, Kenya has emerged as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, ranked 6th in Africa. Its strategic location in the horn of the continent makes it a key economic and commercial hub of East Africa especially for investors looking to launch into the African market.
Known as Africa’s Silicon Valley or “Silicon Savannah”, Kenya is embracing the ICT sector as a key enabler for future economic growth with the country having one of the best internet penetrations in the continent mainly due to Kenya being the birthplace of M-Pesa (mobile money banking).
Other economic drivers for Kenya are Manufacturing, Agriculture and Tourism.
East Africa’s Largest Economy
Cultural Diversity
Kenya’s capital Nairobi is a favorite among expatriate’s world over. Nairobi has been ranked top in Africa and 12th globally in the Expat City Ranking 2021 by InterNations, the world’s largest online expatriate community.
This ranking is not only because of the city’s vibrant social life or ease of finding affordable housing but also, Nairobi boasts of being the only city in the world with a national park and having some of the most hospitable people in the continent.
To the expat, Nairobi is where the global community congregates, giving you an opportunity to interact with different cultures, and explore local and international cuisines.
Things To Do in Kenya
Magical Safaris
White Sandy Beaches
Hikeathons
Local Delicacies
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