Kenya’s economic journey over the past decade is a masterclass in resilience, characterized by a sharp “V-shaped” recovery following the global disruptions of 2020. After a historic contraction to -0.3% during the pandemic, the economy surged with a 7.6% rebound in 2021 as domestic markets reopened. Recent data from 2023 and 2024 shows a return to a stable growth path, leveling off at 5.6% and 4.7% respectively. While this indicates a cooling period, it reflects a transition toward sustainable, long-term stabilization in a challenging global fiscal environment.
