The government is committed and determined to realize the constitutional right to healthcare by delivering a Universal Health Coverage (UHC) system as follows:
Kenya has invested heavily in ICT infrastructure and services over the last two decades. This infrastructure includes six submarine fiber-optic cables offering broadband connectivity, 9000km of terrestrial fiber-optic cable connecting virtually all country headquarters, and geographical and population mobile broadband coverage of 56 percent of the 96 percent respectively.
Kenya is the third largest economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. Kenya's economy is projected to grow by 5.5 percent in 2023 and above 6.0 percent over the medium term. The Government's Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda will reinforce this growth, which is geared toward an economic turnaround and inclusive growth. The economic stability will boost the investment climate in the country.
The Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry (MITI) has called for submission of proposals on legislative reforms for advancing consumer protection, investments, trade and manufacturing.According to Cabinet Secretary MITI Hon. Salim Mvurya, costs and procedures for domestic trade remained unfavorable and burdensome primarily due to unpredictable tax regime and high cost of power.