No land was created have opportunities, all depends on your resilience and good governance...i still belive africa could be easier to prosper. Think.

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How can i import such kind of machines

Top comment. Kweli kabisa!

The Kenyan government could emulate what the U.S. has done, albeit on a smaller scale. To achieve this, they would need to create a conducive environment for entrepreneurs in Kenya. The primary focus should be on developing a robust financial system that provides access to capital, streamlining business regulations to reduce bureaucracy, and strengthening intellectual property rights to safeguard innovations. Additionally, offering tax incentives for startups and small businesses, investing in education and skills development, and enhancing infrastructure would further support entrepreneurial growth. Next, fostering a culture of entrepreneurship can be achieved through media campaigns and events. Facilitating market access via trade agreements and export promotion programs is essential. Encouraging research and innovation by investing in research institutions and innovation hubs is equally crucial. Moreover, maintaining macroeconomic stability through sound fiscal and monetary policies is vital for attracting investment and supporting long-term business growth. While Kenya draws inspiration from the U.S. experience, it must also adapt these strategies to its unique socio-economic context and development priorities. Engaging stakeholders from the government, private sector, and civil society will be integral to this process. Lastly, a robust and liquid bond market would underpin these efforts. Although it may take time to implement or improve, it remains a critical component. It’s worth noting that while the U.S. has the world’s largest reserve currency, other countries, such as Japan and more recently, China, have emulated aspects of its system on a smaller scale.

Mr Boris you are inspiring too with your real estate portfolio you should dare abroad too.

We heard so many stories of inspiration way bigger than this but, we just stayed on our Ass.

Nigerians are in another level😂😂 Very aggresive people interms of developing a skill and being productive

You can say that again...

You only think of competing. What the need of 'defeating'.?

This is not the true spirit of Kenya. If you require other people's environment to succeed how is that your true nature

Stop it. You guys Always think tribe. Hopefully they are not like you or they would still live a village life.😮

Kenyans in america are not chasing accents. Accent can not give you a dollar. No body cares about accents in america

So what you mean kikuyu accent, you still ln the colonial times,you want them to speak ..yo man yal whats up yal...now that will be cool for you,!!! Shame on you.

Wacha wivu sit n learn. Accent inakusaidiaaa niniii what have u done for the republic with ur fluent mastery in English?…. Stop this nonsense think n grow up quickly. Even a Japanese native will have an accent in their second language same for an American speaking swahili daaa!!….

That's the Kenyan problem now. TRIBALIC MINDS

Keep going my people

Who said all Kemyans do low level jobs?.... but majority do

@@kip1052He is trying to hide behind this successful few 😂😂

@@Chinasourcing-2024 You have to start from somewhere

Dead end comment ( American dream bu; shit)

Let them come back to africa and make africa great again ,enough of stealing from.

Africa

JKUAT seems to be a good uni. I also noticed that people are more hands-on, doing things out official schoolwork or employment

The video is about Kenyans and their achievements! Where does the other countries fit in all this? 🙄

Create your company 😂

​@@Chinasourcing-2024ikr? Everyone in Kenya is always trying to mooch off

Good you're seeking work maybe send tgem your CV

Okay@@Chinasourcing-2024

Thank you@@africanqueenmo

He ain't forcing, you can't understand though

you have to force it for americans to understand you end up talking like that ...but most of you think its forcing @@trumedia

@@jaychamer3616 yeah and with time he end up talking that way without realizing, the person saying he ks forcing can't understand why he is talking like that

Sure? He is not forcing nothing

@@Stephen_Ahweera yeah he is not

Hear my brother you'll be first welcomed by bunch of taxis, useless midset africans governments.

Original Equipment Manufacturer.

Ukitaka kunawiri ondoka nyumbani. Ata kama ni Kijiji chenu.

​@@wawerukamau1260true Engineering hapa especially manufacturing is almost dead

Kenya can be quite hostile to business, especially manufacturing. It can be difficult to be competitive but hopefully things are changing

If it's Kikuyu no word like Mushishu..."sh" nonentity in qwuk phonetic

Is that all you got! What a shame.

Right American pronunciation. Not British like kenya.

Exactly handa toyara warer that's the American pronounciation.

Really? Does it matter?

What? You think mercedes makes 100% of it's parts?

Meeting quality and demand is the buzzword.

Shame.its for both brand new and day today repairs..wivu utawacha

They are original they supply the company to manufacture cars