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Kenya is indeed open for business. Just stand outside our Companies Registry in Nairobi, and that will be confirmed. The number of businesses being opened on a daily basis are rising.
However, also be cautious. The economic crisis has also cost a lot of jobs so purchasing power has dwindled. Also our tax system is not very enticing. When contracting or even sub-contracting services, you also have to be on the lookout. There's more info on business opportunities here
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