Revenues soar as travelers marvel at range of wildlife
Kenya has long recognized the benefits of inward investments and has welcomed overseas companies looking to do business in and with Kenya for decades. With its stable, pro-business government, and access to lucrative markets, Kenya is a perfect investment destination for Chinese investors.
Transport and farming sectors offering vast opportunities
Promising foreign direct investment (FDI) opportunities can be found right throughout Kenya's diverse economy and range of business sectors, manufacturing industries and commercial services.
Capital and expertise from China aid clean fuel advance
Kenya's energy sector will be a key enabler for Vision 2030, with opportunities in petroleum, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), the electricity sub-sector, coal, and renewable energies, including geothermal and hydropower.
Investment and expertise sought to bring Kenya further into the information age
Kenya's Vision 2030 development blueprint was officially launched by President Kibaki and Prime Minister Odinga at a special ceremony in June 2008.
Kenya-China ties strengthened on the road to 'Vision 2030'
Having spent valuable time researching and re-evaluating its role, the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) is now even newer, and back with a wider mandate and a clearer framework.
1. Manufacturing Under Bond Program, guaranteeing 100 percent investment allowance and duty and VAT exemption on machinery, equipment and raw materials.
The Ministry of Energy has made significant strides in the promotion, development and utilization of renewable energy resources, resulting in an increase in the proportion of its contribution in meeting the country's energy demand. This has significant socioeconomic benefits, such as poverty alleviation and the improvement of the welfare of Kenyans and the country at large through income generation and employment and wealth creation.