Dealing with investment jitters as election looms

Deputy President William Ruto addressing residents of Chavakali in Vihiga county on 6th January 2022. PHOTO | ISAAC WALE | NMG

It is the election year in Kenya and as usual, many investors may be feeling a little uneasy about what is going to happen to their investment portfolio. Investors are often afraid of the volatility an election year brings, fearing it will end up being a down year for their portfolio.

The campaign noise coupled with stock market warnings and predictions, in fact, occasionally affect the perceptions of the economy and how well it performs.

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