What's next for Kenya’s economy after series of protests?
East Africa’s largest economy Kenya has been in the headlines as anti-tax protests rocked the country. The protests have been majorly led by Gen Z who have been calling for reforms in Kenya’s economic governance. Declan Galvin, Managing Director, Exigent Risk Advisory joins CNBC Africa for more.
Fri, 05 Jul 2024 10:13:13 GMT
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- The anti-tax protests led by Gen Z highlight demands for economic reforms and transparency in governance.
- President Ruto's government faces pressure to address key issues such as missing activists, financial transparency, and public trust.
- The protests have triggered economic repercussions, including market volatility and concerns over debt servicing and revenue generation.
Kenya, East Africa's largest economy, has been embroiled in a series of anti-tax protests led primarily by Gen Z individuals demanding reforms in the country's economic governance. The protests have caused disruptions and uncertainty in the nation, prompting concerns about the future economic outlook. CNBC Africa recently interviewed Declan Galvin, Managing Director of Exigent Risk Advisory, to delve into the potential risks and challenges facing Kenya's economy in the aftermath of the demonstrations. The conversation highlighted the need for government action to address key issues and restore public confidence. The protests have not only affected domestic affairs but also impacted international perceptions and financial markets. The country faces a crucial period ahead as it grapples with economic pressures, political unrest, and the need for swift and effective responses to restore stability and growth. As Kenya navigates through these challenging times, the focus remains on addressing critical concerns and charting a path towards economic recovery and sustainable development.
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