The outlook is looking good

After an economic growth considered moderate, but showing 5.3% in 2014 , Kenya plans for this year a rebound.

Kenya, the largest economy in East Africa, provides for 2015 a growth rate of 6.9%. The infrastructure work already completed will support the expected growth in all areas. Agricultural production , after recording 5.2 % growth in 2013 and 3.5% in 2014, should again exceed the rate of 5 % growth.

The drop of oil and the increase in international demand (especially from Russia ) should lead to a significant increase in production.

Exports of fresh produce (fruits, vegetables) , tea , coffee and textiles accounted for just over half of total export of the country last year.

source : reuters com