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How a strong Yuan may affect Kenyan consumers

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“A better priced Yuan should raise the cost of Chinese goods, erode their competitiveness in foreign markets and allow our manufacturing sector to compete.” Photo/REUTERS

“A better priced Yuan should raise the cost of Chinese goods, erode their competitiveness in foreign markets and allow our manufacturing sector to compete.” Photo/REUTERS 

By Johnstone Ole Turana

Posted  Wednesday, June 23  2010 at  00:00
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In the next financial year of 2010-2011 Kenya is expecting Sh16.79 billion financing from the Chinese government, making it the single largest bilateral donor to the country.

The funds will be used for the Nairobi-Thika Highway improvement project, Nairobi Eastern and Northern Bypass project and drilling of Olkaria IV Geothermal wells.

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