Let me highlight three of them.   Firstly, the combination of dynamic economic growth, accompanied by accelerated inflation in emerging markets, and an intensification of world-wide linkages bears the risk that imported inflation will come to play a larger role in domestic price levels in the industrialized world.
Kenya is ranked the World’s third most reformed country in the World Bank 2017 Doing Business Report. The performance of the economy has remained strong, with growth expected at 6.0 percent in 2016 from 5.6 percent in 2015. On the contrary, growth in the major African economies has been weighed down in 2016 largely due to the slump in commodity prices.