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Kenya has cemented its position as Africa’s top-performing private sector in November, recording the continent’s strongest expansion among eight major economies tracked by S&P Global’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) surveys.

The country posted a headline PMI of 55.0, the highest in five years and a sharp rise from 52.5 in October, firmly placing it ahead of all monitored peers. A reading above 50 signals improving business conditions, underscoring the strength of Kenya’s momentum. “Kenya recorded the strongest private sector expansion among eight major African economies in November, as business activity accelerated across the region, according to the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) surveys published by S&P Global.

Strongest private-sector expansion
Kenya’s surge was powered by the fastest rise in new orders and output since 2019, supported by stronger customer purchasing power, easing inflation, successful product launches and improved supplier delivery times.Firms across manufacturing, services, construction, agriculture and retail responded with increased input buying, broad inventory rebuilding and faster employment growth.

“Kenya’s economy is moving with purpose, and the numbers are beginning to show it,” the National Treasury said in an X post on December 7, 2025.

The statement highlighted “the strongest private-sector growth in the region, rising business confidence across sectors, improved economic stability supporting expansion, and ongoing reforms driving real economic activity.”

The Finance in Africa report showed Kenya outperforming Uganda, which scored 53.8, and Nigeria at 53.6. Zambia and Egypt posted 51.1 each, while Mozambique (50. and Ghana (50.1) registered slight improvement. South Africa remained the only major economy in contraction with a PMI of 49.0.

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Quote from: Njuri Ncheke on December 05, 2025, 11:13:34 AM

Ruto has 9 lives he is now back on world stage, But there's is a catch most likely Trump wants Rutos cooperation for the upcoming mass deportations of Zoomalis also he will want a share of the fraudulent money they invested in real estate kenya

There is no mass deportation of our Somalis from the US. The US census shows almost 96% of Somalis are either US-born citizens or naturalised citizens or permanent residents, and very few are on TPS status. Most Kenyans don't know anything about US laws, immigration, etc. Better to keep quiet sometimes!
Somalis are very successful, and they are running Minneapolis and St Paul (Twin Cities) like Eastleigh! They are big employers, business owners, builders, and big-time successful folks; hence the jealousy from many quarters.

See below you are NEXT!
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1996730090768453998?t=msRVrxOKpozKC28T0TUIzg&s=19

In NAZI Germany Genocide against the Jews was legal even in the constitution, so dont play with dynamics,I told you Trump will win the elections while you busy singing Biden, I have never stepped in America but you who lives there I outsmart you in the dynamics there continuously,
Take it to the bank those laws you talking about will be changed soon. Zoomalis will be deported enmass and after that 3rd world migrants,Democrats wont do shit their  LGBTQ+  has sank them for ages to come. If you wise migrate back to Kenya. Their loud silence on Ilhan Omar shows you democrats are subdued totally.

ICE went to Mineapolis and only people getting deported are the usual wazungus from Latin America. Somalis are US citizens and legal residents, and so as many other Africans. I think Somali community leaders came out and said they have about 220 undocumented somalis from the 260,000. ICE seems to have given up already because everyone either has US passport of green card!  There are no laws that will be changed unless congress, both democrats and republicans pass new set of laws, or repeal old laws in the books.