High income status within a generation is now official policy. Yet at the current growth, Kenya won't get there until well into the next century. The gap is about savings and investment, not vision.
In an address on July 30, President William Ruto invited the country to a National Conversation to write a development charter that will succeed Vision 2030.
Behind it sits the working group report chaired by Prof Peter Anyang Nyong’o and Prof Hiroyuki Hino. The phrase it uses is unambiguous: a First World, high income and industrialised nation within one generation.
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