Why Kenyans Could Soon Buy Brand-New Cars at Used Import Prices
Kenyans will soon buy brand-new vehicles at prices comparable to, or even lower than, the cost of importing eight-year-old used cars, as the government accelerates reforms aimed at transforming the country’s automotive industry. Cabinet…
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4 Feb 2026 · nairobiwire.com
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