Doing Business in Africa - Kenya - Agriculture and Infrastructure Development

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Kenyas oldest colonial legacy is its tea and coffee industries, two commodities which to a large extent have escaped the global economic meltdown. A drought as well as continued demand are the reasons companies in this sector are seeing profits soar.

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[spiritwolf50]

Africa is years behind the world. its cities are old and it looks like the 50's in many cities. New infrastructure.modernize with african engineers. africa owes it to its people to be the center of the world again. and africans no how to do it. exclude greedy whites and make do for the african people.Its good to see black people upgrading and making use of thier talents.

[buddybleau]

@spiritwolf50 It is not the fault of the Africans that they are so poor! It is the fault of their leaders who are paid by large corporations to use African land! No third world country is poor because of the people. Large corporations from foreign countries working with African governments are the cause. Blame the modern super countries.

[buddybleau]

The poor people of Kenya are picking the crops for poverty wages while the foreign companies are getting rich on the poor peoples land and labor. This is pathetic! Run those foreign bastards out of your country! It is your land! You should be the one's benefiting from you land and labor. This is outrageous!!

[tamaduni]

who is this mzungu