Older people have increased their participation, and so have women across many age groups. Part of this effect could be cyclical. Women in their middle years and older workers of both sexes are two of the groups who increase their labour supply noticeably when demand for labour is strong (Evans, Moore and Rees 2018). But there is also a structural element to these increases.
Kenya like other developing economies is quite vulnerable to money laundering and terrorism financing due to a number of displacement factors; key amongst them being a high volume of cash based transactions, lack of an adequate legal framework and the existence of alternative remittance avenues.