Private-sector manufacturing firms in Kenya foresee a surge in employment opportunities, as indicated by the recent Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) survey, reflecting potential growth and expansion in various industries.

The PMI survey highlighted a continuous growth trend in both staffing and inventories among private-sector firms, suggesting readiness for expansion and the need for additional workforce to meet growing demand.

Increased employment prospects are also linked to stabilizing demand conditions and intensified marketing efforts by businesses, indicating a favorable environment for job creation and economic growth.

President Ruto’s economic strategies, which include effective management of inflation and the progressive recovery of the Kenyan shilling, have bolstered consumer confidence, leading to increased demand for goods and services, thereby driving business expansion and job creation.

This potential increase in employment is attributed to an overall improvement in Kenya’s economic outlook, driven by factors such as reduced inflation and the progressive recovery of the Kenyan shilling against the dollar, fostering confidence and investment in businesses due to President Ruto’s sound economic policies.

Through friendly policies, President Ruto has created a favorable investment climate, attracting both domestic and foreign investors. This influx of investment has fueled further economic growth and more employment opportunities.