The negative global economic effects brought by the Covid-19 pandemic have started to slowly recede as countries start recovering from the worst of the crisis. Even if most countries are not out of the woods as yet, 2022 is poised to be a year of recovery with Covid-19 vaccine access emerging as a critical determinant to recovery.
Here in Kenya, the economy is projected to stabilise at 5.8 percent in 2022 as the government’s efforts to stimulate economic activity through the Big Four agenda go a notch higher through the actualisation of policies and programmes meant to accelerate and sustain inclusive growth, create jobs, reduce poverty and income inequality, ensure food security and access to affordable and decent housing.
