The new economic blueprint has set a target of $80,000 (Sh10.3m) for average yearly income for Kenyans, matching the current level in Singapore.
By
Vincent Owino
Business & Technology Reporter
Nation Media Group
Kenya will need to grow its citizens’ average incomes by at least 10 percent every year for the next 35 years to attain the high-income status dream outlined in President William Ruto’s Vision 2060.
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