Sub-Saharan Africa is getting a lot of attention from investors right now, and with good reason. Opportunities for investment and development abound, but Kenya stands out as the place investors should focus on for a variety of reasons.

While Covid-19 has interrupted and delayed many plans, it didn’t stop Kenya publishing a new Start-up Bill in September. The bill is designed to encourage the creation of new businesses for local and foreign investors and foster business incubation...

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