Kenya: Private Sector Activity Deteriorates in February As Inflation Bites ...Middle East

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyan businesses recorded a sharp decline in activity in February as cost of living pressures coupled with cash flow problems reduced customer spending, PMI survey data shows.

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