Kenya Secures Ksh22.1B Japan Deal to Boost Local Vehicle Manufacturing
Kenya’s push to grow its manufacturing base has received a fresh boost after the country secured a Ksh 22.1 billion financing arrangement with Japan, aimed at strengthening local vehicle production and expanding industrial capacity in the…
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23 Jun 2026 · businesstoday.co.ke
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