Kenya Loses 250,000 Jobs Annually to Graft - Report

According to a survey done by the World Bank, corruption is the main reason for the loss of resources and joblessness in the country.

Kenya: Corruption Killing Job Creation in Kenya, Says New World Bank Report

The Star, 6 December 2012

Corruption accounts for loss of resources enough to create 250,000 jobs in Kenya annually, the World Bank has said. read more »

Corruption report box in Kenya.

Kenya: Wolrd Bank Report On Job Creation Strategy

The Star, 6 December 2012

A job creation strategy needs to be formulated urgently to address rising unemployment. World bank report on the economy says although 800 thousand Kenyans reach the working age ... read more »
Kenya: Economy to Grow By 4.3 Percent - World Bank Report

The Star, 6 December 2012

The economy is expected to grow by 4.3%, which is less than last year's growth by 0.1%. A world Bank report says the economy faces several risks including political, balancing ... read more »

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Kenya: Kenya Loses 250,000 Job to Corruption Annual

The Star, 5 December 2012

The money that individuals and firms in Kenya use to pay bribes can be used to create employment for 250,000 people according to a World Bank report. read more »
Kenya: Companies Not Creating Jobs for Kenyans

The Star, 5 December 2012

Unemployed Kenyans are facing a lot of challenges when looking for jobs. A World Bank report says job seekers face sexual harassment, bribery, nepotism and tribalism. The report ... read more »
Africa: Just Do It - World Bank's 'Alternative' Development Model

Fahamu, 29 November 2012

World Bank's much trumpeted 'alternative' model of growth - the utilisation of low-cost, skilled labour in the developing world for the export of IT and IT-enabled services to the ... read more »
Kenya: World Bank Gives Kenya U.S. $40 Million

East African Business Week, 27 November 2012

The World Bank has approved a total of $40m to support Kenya's public-private partnership project an official of the bank has said. read more »