Consumer Confidence in Kenya pulled back in January, a first since the beginning of COVID-19.

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March 5, 2021, 16:00 PM--

  • Sentiment surrounding current conditions stabilize on lower COVID-19 cases, a potential job recovery
  • Consumer expectation about the future remained low on decreased purchasing power, uncertainty around the vaccine distribution in Africa.
  • The retail industry is expected to recover as COVID-19 vaccines are rolled …

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