Websites using kenya growth as a keyword

FutureEnTech connects to technology, renewable energy, environment, humanity, and lifestyle!

Dalbit Petroleum is engaged in trading, supply and distribution of petroleum products in Eastern & Southern Africa - Kenya, Tanzania, DRC, South Sudan, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa

MESPT's overall objective is to promote economic growth, employment creation and poverty alleviation through support to micro-enterprises in all sectors of the economy

Delivery Portal Kenya which highlights what the Jubilee Government has achieved over the last four years.

The Braeburn Group of International Schools is a group of co-educational international schools offering British/International curricula in Kenya and Tanzania. Our schools actively value and celebrate diversity, nurturing personal growth by providing a friendly and supportive environment.

The Export Processing Zone presents the best opportunity for growth, development and wealth creation for your business ambitions. Our main interest is to assist you attain your goals through our “Open Door Policy” and investor centered culture.

Working with public and private sectors for large scale sustainable market growth.

Africa Assets was founded in 2011 by Rachel Keeler and Andrea Bohnstedt, in recognition of the rapidly growing demand for reliable information on private equity and venture capital in sub-Saharan Africa. The africa-assets.com website provides news, analysis, commentary and data on Africa’s PE/VC industry. It also serves as a platform to facilitate communication and collaboration amongst industry players.

The Central Bank of Kenya is an independent public institution that works to ensure stability in prices and promote economic growth.

Egerton University is the premier Agricultural public University in Kenya. It has however, broadened to other areas of research and teaching such as Natural resources, Applied sciences, Education, Computer science, Medical sciences, Education, Engineering and Business studies. The University has 3 constituent Colleges which are; Kisii University College, Laikipia University College and Chuka University College. These are autonomous except for using the Senate of Egerton University. Currently, the University offers 63 undergraduate degree, 46 masters degree, and 36 doctorate degree programmes in its various faculties. There are also 8 diploma programmes and a number of certificate programmes. The phenomenal growth of the University is a reflection of the importance that the Kenya Nation attaches to development in those fields and in education in general.