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kenya to acquire middle income status in five months.

Naomba nikushirikishe na wewe pia kwamba kuna mambo mengi na mazuri ndapi ya picha iliyopo hapo chini ibofye uone.
Nairobi. Kenya on Friday hit the road to becoming a middle-income nation in five months’ time after authorities said that a statistical review of the economy whose outcome would be announced in September was under way.

The review of national economic data – commonly known as rebasing – is expected to increase the size of Kenya’s GDP by a fifth, earning the country a middle-income status.

Kenya’s GDP -- the market value of all goods and services the country produces in a year -- is expected to grow to Sh4.3 trillion ($50 billion) from Sh3.6 trillion in 2013 – raising the defining per capita income to Sh97,696 ($1,136) up from a current estimate of $943 (Sh81,758), and above the benchmark of $1,036 (Sh89,821) set by the World Bank for middle-income nations.

The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) has said it will complete the exercise to update national accounts next month and announce the outcome in September earning Kenya a middle-income status 16 years ahead of the 2030 date set in the country’s Vision 2030 development blueprint.
Usikose kuangalia Movies mbalimbali kutoka kila kona ya dunia, bofya kwenye picha iliyopo hapo chini kuona izo muvies
Nobody is a total failure if he dares to try to do something worthwhile. Tough times never last, but tough people do. The place broke up with applause. Those thirty - five hundred farmers who had lost hope and had battled depression found that hope.

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