Kenya has raised its investment target in a bid to create opportunities for thousands of skilled workers struggling to find jobs.
By
Constant Munda
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Kenya has raised its investment target by more than 80 percent, citing more aggressive campaigns to court investors to bring in capital to start and expand businesses in a bid to create opportunities for thousands of skilled workers struggling to find jobs.
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