'Kenyans Less Productive At Work Than Ethiopians, Ugandans'

A report by the World Bank says Kenya's labour markets are characterised by a much smaller formal wage sector, and much more work in the form of self-employment or informal wage work than is typical of more advanced economies.

Jua Kali artisans at work in Gikomba Market, Nairobi (file photo)

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