By MORRIS ARON
A few things have happened in the last couple of weeks that have sent the right signals to the rest of the economy.
The year 2017 and early 2018 have been tough for the Kenyan economy. Some say that had the situation gone on for another six months, the events of an economy going burst would have led to a civil strife. Prolonged high political risk as a result of the elections led to investment uncertainty as firms generally held back on new initiatives. Liquidity wound up making life difficult for many businesses and households. Those with loans could not service them while those in need of credit could not access it.
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